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Why do I have a feeling that this will be ignored as biased by the people who need to read it the most.
by pluto_modadic 7mo ago
Why do I have a feeling that this will be ignored as biased by the people who need to read it the most.
- ohyoutravel 7mo agoIt’s a grift being perpetuated by the folks at the top, who then sweep along in their slipstream folks under them, and so on. The folks who “need to hear this” are helpless to go against and so can’t back down, and the folks who don’t need to hear this because they’re driving it have their paychecks aligned to it, so they’re not backing down.
- co_king_5 7mo ago[flagged]
- platevoltage 7mo agoIt's just missing a question mark man. Is this really something you should be doing on a 9 day old account?
- brokencode 7mo agoWhy do I get the feeling that AI skeptics will treat it as definitive and irrefutable proof that they were right all along even though it’s one data point in an industry that’s hasn’t even been around for 5 years.
- albatross79 7mo agoYou're right, it is tempting to dunk on AI boosters every time an article like this comes out and puts a damper on their sci fi fan fiction fantasies. There's just something about a grown person getting all excited like a child that makes it really satisfying.
- brokencode 7mo agoYou must have a really bleak view on life to think an adult should never get excited like a child. Adult life doesn’t have to be boring drudgery, you know. I mean, it mostly is, but the rare moments of childlike joy and excitement are some of the best parts. As far as the putting a damper on anything, nope it doesn’t. And it never will. The people excited about AI are excited because of the impacts they see on their own jobs and daily lives. We don’t care what Goldman Sachs has to say about productivity.
- albatross79 7mo agoIt's not bleak, just more mature.
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- brokencode 7mo agoNope it’s bleak. Try to enjoy life.