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It seems to be a common trait of the AI people to just brazenly violate the law. It’s like a requirement for working at openAI is to think rules don’t apply to
by yoyohello13 3mo ago
It seems to be a common trait of the AI people to just brazenly violate the law. It’s like a requirement for working at openAI is to think rules don’t apply to you because you’re so smart.
- calf 3mo agoNo it's because they think they're saving the world.
- JKCalhoun 3mo agoI hate to use the word sociopath, because it has such a fine point on it, but if you believe there are smart "sociopaths" out there, might they be attracted to AI in general (companies like OpenAI or SpaceXAI specifically)?
- Laurel1234 3mo agoSam Altman raped his sister and assassinated a whistleblower. He's been removed from his last two companies for being a habitual liar (he managed to strongarm his way back into OpenAI of course). He only has money brcause he sold his first company based on fraudulent user numbers. Hard to imagine people will go work for the plagiarism machine run by a sociopath because of their high ethic and moral standards.
- JKCalhoun 3mo agoI was describing a "magnet" effect, you're describing a "filter". Interesting.
- yoyohello13 3mo agoNothing more dangerous really.
- captainbland 3mo agoAlthough they are doing pretty much the precise opposite of that. As it tends to be, I suppose.
- xbar 3mo agoThey only say that as a pretext for theft.
- sumedh 3mo ago> It seems to be a common trait of the AI people to just brazenly violate the law. Isnt Apple part of the same group, doesnt Apple collude with other companies to suppress wages?