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> They'll likely fall behind So far this doesn't seem to be the case, despite it being repeated endlessly over the last few years. >while also having to live
by monkaiju 7mo ago
> They'll likely fall behind
So far this doesn't seem to be the case, despite it being repeated endlessly over the last few years.
>while also having to live in a world increasingly built around something they see as immoral
Should people just decide that things they think are immoral are actually fine and get over it? Doesnt really seem coherent...
- ronsor 7mo agoWhen the moral perspective isn't that sound and isn't that important, yeah, they usually do. Everyone gets tired of complaining.
- olalonde 7mo ago> So far this doesn't seem to be the case, despite it being repeated endlessly over the last few years. For most professional roles today, using LLMs is a must. It's probably as important as using Google, if not more. > Should people just decide that things they think are immoral are actually fine and get over it? Doesnt really seem coherent... No, hence why I feel bad for them.
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- bigstrat2003 7mo ago> For most professional roles today, using LLMs is a must. It's probably as important as using Google, if not more. That is not remotely true.