The article lack substance, it doesn't offer a substantive critique and the cherry picked examples are both confusing and arbitrary. I say this as someone deepl

The article lack substance, it doesn't offer a substantive critique and the cherry picked examples are both confusing and arbitrary. I say this as someone deeply critical of the way deep learning models are being trained and deployed, and deeply fearful of how they'll distort our culture in the future. But we need substantive engagement with the aesthetic and economic issues. Such a shallow critique has no place on hackernews.