> Is this new wave of criticism about AI/AGI valid? We will only really know in retrospect. One thing that should be completely obvious by now is that the curr

> Is this new wave of criticism about AI/AGI valid? We will only really know in retrospect. One thing that should be completely obvious by now is that the current wave of generative AI is highly asymmetric. It's shockingly more powerful in the hands of grifters (who are happy to monetise vast amounts of slop) or state-level bad actors (whose propaganda isn't impeded by hallucinations generating lies) than it is in the hands of the "good guys" who are hampered by silly things like principles.