PAMANOCH

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   by PAMANOCH 3y ago

   I laughed so hard at the "10x times more productive -> do 10x more work". One simply do not have that much work to do. I used to hire people to paint my wall in a day, now with robotics I can let the same amount of people paint
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   by PAMANOCH 4y ago

   The major problem is that the AI companies are redirecting the profit from artists to themselves. The creative industry will remain, but artists won't be able to receive even one penny, companies could just 1) grab their work with abso
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   by PAMANOCH 4y ago

   The problems have almost nothing to do with deep learning stuff. They are on the companies who develop such products. If a company use someone's code for a commercial product (a normal app), they do need to follow the license according
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   by PAMANOCH 4y ago

   The "AI" that people keep talking about is no different than any other app like MS Word, which is just a piece of software that serve corporation interests. What we are experiencing today is very simple - big players are using peo
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   by PAMANOCH 4y ago

   Is a "license requirement" equal to a "total ban"?
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   by PAMANOCH 4y ago

   If you want lightweight alternatives to Macbooks, just beware that most of the small factor Windows laptops emit much greater fan noise comparing to M1/M2 Macs under load, although the Macs will probably reach similar levels on full lo