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The question itself is wrong, since it personifies the AI, when in practice there's always a human entering prompts, and at the same time ignoring the conseque
by mihaic 1y ago
The question itself is wrong, since it personifies the AI, when in practice there's always a human entering prompts, and at the same time ignoring the consequences of the generated material on the ecosystem from which it was generated.
Or, consider an analogy: how would you feel if some machine could use DNA from strands of hair to clone entire humans? Wouldn't it feel wrong?
- realo 1y agoOh yes. Very wrong. But how are we going to have the trans-humans required to be able to keep humanity's existence after AGI takes control of the world! Don't take this too seriously... ;)