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>unusually spiteful >hurt others >malevolence The irony here, of course, is that you are casually insulting me for being interested in this tech in the first
by frozenseven 2mo ago
>unusually spiteful
>hurt others
>malevolence
The irony here, of course, is that you are casually insulting me for being interested in this tech in the first place and refusing to apologize or back down. Like how the other guy needed to chime in with "dehumanizing and revolting", even though nobody is forcing him to use any of this.
- Planktonne 2mo agoNonsense. You were very clear. I wouldn't have any problem with you being interested in this tech if it wasn't driven by spite. Lots of people manage this. But you said > After reading some of the outraged comments here, I'm even more excited. The reason you gave for excitement was the upset it causes others. There are people who like AI who aren't driven by malevolence, but you're not one of them.
- frozenseven 2mo ago>the upset it causes others So, what's the "upset"? Why is anybody here upset about what we're doing/I'm doing? I'm not backtracking on anything, I'm doubling down. >malevolence lol. lmao even.
- Planktonne 2mo agoPeople are upset for lots of reasons, but that's not actually important for this discussion, which is about the fact that your support for AI is apparently conditional on them being upset rather than any positives about AI. That's weird; fans of [almost anything] don't do that.
- frozenseven 2mo ago>that's not actually important Yeah, let's just ignore the bit where we're minding our own business, pursuing what we want, yet you feel the need to bark stuff like "dehumanizing and revolting" at us. >rather than any positives about AI I'm a huge supporter of AI. I want this stuff. If this upsets you, I like it even more.
- Planktonne 2mo agoYou aren't minding your own business (or, apparently, reading replies carefully). If you were minding your own business, then this petty spite > If this upsets you, I like it even more. wouldn't be appearing. Getting off on others' pain is the opposite of minding your own business, even if only to hopefully a small degree. Liking things because other people dislike them is at best petulant. It's more cruel.
- frozenseven 2mo ago>others' pain >cruel Allow me to laugh even louder. Reminds me of the "you're prompting with Hitler" meme.
- wpietri 2mo agoThis sort of faux incomprehension does an excellent job proving Planktonne's point.
- frozenseven 2mo agoWell, that's odd since Planktonne wouldn't give me a reason and said that it's irrelevant anyway.
- wpietri 2mo agoAs does your reply.
- frozenseven 2mo agoSure, sure. Everything strengthens the anti-AI position. Have fun with that, I guess.
- wpietri 2mo agoI'm not commenting on the value of AI. I'm talking about your bad-faith interactions here. But given that convenient misunderstanding and point-missing is something you're good at, I don't expect me spelling it out will help much either.
- frozenseven 2mo ago>your bad-faith interactions From the first guy's "dehumanizing and revolting" comment to your buddy saying that I'm "malevolent" and "cruel" (lol). My comprehension is just fine. All the bad-faith interactions here are distinctly coming from your side. And this is why you're still here, trying to get the last word. >I'm not commenting on the value of AI. And you're also an anti-AI activist, just like the other guys. This is what you do on a near-daily basis. Why pretend otherwise?
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