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> I’m concerned about the kind of antisocial behaviors that AI will enable. > Coordinated inauthentic behavior > Misinformation > Nonconsensual pornography
by djoldman 1y ago
> I’m concerned about the kind of antisocial behaviors that AI will enable.
> Coordinated inauthentic behavior
> Misinformation
> Nonconsensual pornography
> Displacing entire industries without a viable replacement for their income
The first three of these existed and occurred before the arrival of AI. Perhaps AI makes doing the first 3 easier. If there are not laws governing the first three post-AI, do we need laws governing them? If so, what do those look like?
As for "displacing entire industries without a viable replacement for their income" - yea, as a civilization we need to retrain and reeducate those whose livelihoods are displaced by automation. This too has been true forever...
- binary132 1y agoArtists being replaced by idiot machines that can do approximately 15% as good of a job but almost for free is very sad and bad.
- pluto_modadic 1y agoyes, but a machine gun is faster than a musket. these uses of AI are force multipliers for diarrhea levels of bullshit. I think there are two takes: - investors should know that consumers will eventually find their products distasteful for the lackluster quality - users can pay a little more for products that never have, and never will, use AI. it's moreso that... the displacement is very... on the nose this time. but... jevons paradox withstanding, I think when you replace human calculators with computers what you end up with is wanting to crunch /even more numbers/. It never slows down. The labor only cheapens...