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>I'm sure someone much smarter than me will create this at some point. Such a person is the very last creature I want parsing every byte of content delivered t
by chiggsy 3y ago
>I'm sure someone much smarter than me will create this at some point.
Such a person is the very last creature I want parsing every byte of content delivered to me. in order to make this service a reality it must be local.
What we need is data poisoning. Have the AI watch ads, spoof responses, while we watch ad free content. Run it like SETI, during our devices downtime. They'll try to raise fraud concerns. Understandable. Accusations of piracy? Certainly possible. Convictions, though? Probably not.
- matheusmoreira 3y ago> in order to make this service a reality it must be local Absolutely. AI should be local and under our control at all times. Local models that run on our computers is something I want very much. > What we need is data poisoning. Agreed. Anything that reduces their profits is valid. Ideally to zero or into the negatives. Their "concerns" are irrelevant.
- Intralexical 3y ago> Agreed. Anything reduces their profits is valid. Ideally to zero or into the negatives. Their "concerns" are irrelevant. It would be better to produce a more profitable business model that doesn't incentivize or benefit from being shitty/harmful. "They" can then either adapt and cut it out with their shenanigans, or die out outcompeted by companies that do.
- matheusmoreira 3y agoThe best way to pressure them to come up with alternative business models is to completely invalidate their current business model. They're virtuous capitalists who got to where they are via pure genius and will to power, right? Adapt or die. And they better not cry about it or beg the government for intervention.