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That's a false dilemma. We can do both. Some people are addressing roadblocks (or attempting to; politics are hard), and some people are working on AI-assisted
by jdlshore 3y ago
That's a false dilemma. We can do both. Some people are addressing roadblocks (or attempting to; politics are hard), and some people are working on AI-assisted support.
I'm as skeptical of GenAI as they come, but let's not pretend that the people working on GenAI customer support are the same people who should be working with the AMA to address the artificial constraints in medical education.
- bluefirebrand 3y ago> That's a false dilemma. We can do both. The thing I notice about every argument where I see "we can do both", is that in reality we never actually do both That's why people get so adamant about choosing their way instead of the other way. There's always two options, we could do both, but we never, ever seem to
- jdlshore 3y agoWho’s this “we,” kemo sabe? Let’s summarize the situation here. A group of people have chosen to work on GenAI customer support. You’re criticizing them for not working on a difficult political problem instead. Meanwhile, what are you doing? Which of the political activist groups working on the problem you care about so much have you joined? How have you offered your support? If this issue is so important to you that you think “we” should be devoting our full attention to it, surely you’re out front leading the charge, right?