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None of that has anything to do with your original complaint of AI models. It makes it look like you don't actually have any argument against AI development, bu
by jsnell 3y ago
None of that has anything to do with your original complaint of AI models. It makes it look like you don't actually have any argument against AI development, but it is just another thing to rail against.
- vouaobrasil 3y agoI have many specific arguments against AI: 1. It will take away jobs from creatives 2. It will reduce the need for other human beings 3. It will be used by criminals for identity theft...
- alfiedotwtf 3y ago> 1. It will take away jobs from creatives "In the 17th century nearly all Europe experienced revolts of the workpeople against the ribbonloom, a machine for weaving ribbons and trimmings, called in Germany Bandmühle, Schnurmühle, and Mühlenstuhl. These machines were invented in Germany. Abbé Lancellotti, in a work that appeared in Venice in 1636, but which was written in 1579, says as follows: Anthony Müller of Danzig saw about 50 years ago in that town, a very ingenious machine, which weaves 4 to 6 pieces at once. But the Mayor being apprehensive that this invention might throw a large number of workmen on the streets, caused the inventor to be secretly strangled or drowned" -- "Section 5: The Strife Between Workman and Machine", Das Kapital