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If someone told you that your house is on fire, would you just stay there asking how you should vote because there is no call to action? Someone with, as far as
by yiyus 19d ago
If someone told you that your house is on fire, would you just stay there asking how you should vote because there is no call to action? Someone with, as far as it looks, good knowledge is giving you his insight. Use that information as good as you can and act responsible. No one has the responsability to tell you what to do.
- qgin 19d agoNobody has the responsibility to tell me what to do, but I sure would love some ideas because I don’t have any.
- dbmnt 19d agoAs misguided and misinformed as some of it may be, the "anti AI" and "no more datacenters" pushback in the US is actually working to some extent. Multiple states and locales have issued construction/permit moratoriums already. If you think it's a threat, help slow it down.
- geraneum 19d agoApply your analogy all the way through though. When your house is on fire, the last thing that should happen is the firefighter shouting at you that you’re doomed and based on their expertise on fire it’s definitely gonna kill you. But this analogy is even more hilarious when you consider that sensible people have fire distinguishers, fire retardants built in and all sort of measures for this scenario. The more think this through, right? > No one has the responsability to tell you what to do. Oh they absolutely do! If you’re making what you claim to be a god/AGI/whatever using the result of our (humanity’s) work, then you surly are responsible for the outcome and everything that happens in between. I find, just rolling over, to not be a good example I’d like to follow.