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ToucanLoucan
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
I'm guessing you mean to say "A problem posing difficulty to a certain group of people doesn't have any bearing on it's morality." and that's just... so very gross in terms of ethical statements. Like just, har
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
> Sure. And? This is the exact same problem with offshoring to sweatshops, and also with all automation from the pottery wheel onwards; and in the industrial revolution this automation happened in a way to cause the invention of Communis
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
> None of those differences really says anything about morality of having an AI do things, unless you want to argue that the AI suffer from their (mis)treatment. I mean, if it was actually AI and not machine learning, that would certai
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
> Perhaps faster and on a larger scale than how humans learn from one another, but principally it’s the same. I like how you just tucked this at the end there without any introspection on what kind of a paradigm shift that is. If you wan
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
A human doesn't exist in servers, work for free (well, minus utilities) 24 hours per day and work as long as you want on a project you've given it with zero input. If you can't appreciate the difference between an AI model an
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
> Oh please. First of all, how do you steal an idea? You toss this out as though "Intellectual Property" is this concept you don't understand as (probably) a software developer of some sort, and beyond that, an entire div
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
Not even deleted! Actively stolen. No one has yet grappled with the reality that especially in the realm of generative art, these models do not work without a basis of absolutely stressful amounts of stolen artwork to train them. They sim
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
I mean that's really what it comes down to, isn't it? The incentives. Why should any of them care? They make thousands of errors with regularity that cause millions of consumers endless hours of agony trying to get jobs, trying to
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ToucanLoucan
3y ago
> So what if kids can no longer do well in a government institution designed entirely to babysit and to train factory workers? Well for better or worse, basically our entire society for everyone who doesn't have a trust fund relies