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Honestly, from a moral standpoint, I really don’t see much difference between this and the way the News industry monetizes tragedy. Often there are hot but ver
by RcouF1uZ4gsC 3y ago
Honestly, from a moral standpoint, I really don’t see much difference between this and the way the News industry monetizes tragedy.
Often there are hot but very incorrect takes. Many times articles are heavily based on a few Tweets.
If other people want to use AI to do their own monetizing, I really don’t see a lot of moral issues that.
- akudha 3y agoWait, what? Isn’t this similar to saying “your honor, my neighbor does unethical things, so I do too”. I don’t trust any big media these days, precisely because they lie, misrepresent, hide and blatantly engage in propaganda. I am not alone in not trusting the big media publications, a big chunk of population doesn’t trust either. This is not good for the society. “If I don’t do this, someone else is gonna do it” or “someone is doing already, so what’s the big deal if I do it too?” is a very weak argument for doing bad things