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As per usual, money thinks of a human as a commodity for sale, not a neighbour being exploited or livelihood being stripped. If you think throwing life into a
by photoGrant 3y ago
As per usual, money thinks of a human as a commodity for sale, not a neighbour being exploited or livelihood being stripped.
If you think throwing life into a black box and consuming its results will improve productivity and enhance creativity. You're forgetting the only thing we feed this thing is 'results'. You're drinking the piss from a million artists and thinking it's fresh water. Eventually this filtered, censored source of creativity is AI material being used and creating for AI, not humans -- because humans quit being a source of material and nothing more than a requester.
The short sightedness of believing you can commodify the human spirit is the most incredulous shit I've ever seen.
- throwaway598 3y agoSelf driving cars are far more impactful on employment and livelihoods of lower income and independent workers. And seemingly harder to reach non-monopoly/oligopoly solutions.
- photoGrant 3y agoI don't play football unless the goalposts remain stationary.
- throwaway598 3y agoHow wonderful it might be to be able to have tickets to both a conventional game of football and an imagined one where goalposts move around. Paying people to move goalposts is expensive, and it might turn out to be a flop, but you could do both with Sora cheaply, and even make it into an interactive movie which, something impossible with conventional read only films.