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It's all of the above. The unreliable empty garbage they barf out, threats to destroy jobs for oligarch asshat profit, and the resource hungry pillaging of neig
by daveguy 7d ago
It's all of the above. The unreliable empty garbage they barf out, threats to destroy jobs for oligarch asshat profit, and the resource hungry pillaging of neighborhoods. Oh, yeah, and also the crappy mush up of stolen art.
- doug_durham 7d agoHyperbole much? When I see this type of low-effort, low-care response I ignore it. Perhaps take more time to express your thoughts.
- indoorfish 7d agoYour comment gives strong "temporarily embarrassed oligarch asshat" vibes. Is that intentional?
- tt24 6d agoThis is not a comment appropriate for this venue. I flagged it
- daveguy 7d agoSeems these things about genAI are fairly well established at this point. Hence the vast majority disapproval of genAI being forced on users and broad rejection of AI data centers. Did you have a substantive response for any of the three major negatives, or just your own low-effort, low-care dismissal?
- necovek 6d agoI believe rejection of AI Data Centres is nothing but "local" protectiveness (a bit like NIMBY); like lithium mining, nuclear plants, and any other "dirty", destructive activity. I want the products of it (how many phones with lithium batteries in those protests), but not the side effects. Which is not to say these are wrong perspectives to hold, but it's important to understand where the root of the complaint is before you try to come up with generic solutions.
- Barrin92 6d ago> Perhaps take more time to express your thoughts. bit of a problematic argument in this context given that the entire usage of generative AI rests on people's unwillingness to do just that