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Genuine question - what’s wrong with military leveraging modern technologies? They have been doing it for ages. And thanks to this process for example we have
by aristofun 8mo ago
Genuine question - what’s wrong with military leveraging modern technologies? They have been doing it for ages. And thanks to this process for example we have now internet.
Or what’s inherently wrong with catering to military customer?
What’s going on here?
- blks 8mo agoA lot of people won’t be dealing with a customer that may be using their product to inflict bodily harm or murder someone. A lot of people are also displeased with the current head of Ministry of Defense, and with his actions, e.g. that he allegedly ordered people killed after their boat has been destroyed
- aristofun 8mo agoPolitics with a sprinkles of hypocrisy, got it.
- matthewadams 8mo agoNothing. And there’s nothing wrong with Anthropic sticking to their principles. What is wrong, however, is that the retaliatory move to label Anthropic as a supply chain risk is not ok. Further, the timing of it all stinks. Everyone smells a rat, not just me. Ever heard of “ask the audience”? The crowd is right a HUGE majority of the time.
- aristofun 7mo ago> The crowd is right a HUGE majority of the time Even if that's the case, how do you know it's right this particular time? Also, one can say, crowd huge majority of time makes mediocre decisions at best. Or: crowd can be easily manipulated with intentional propaganda. We can do all sorts of generalizations that would be generally true. But I got your point, thank you.