I wouldn't say "it both doesn't work and is replacing human jobs", but I would say "it both doesn't work and is causing people to lose their jobs". For example the recent 30.000 people fired by Oracle to get some cash to build datacenters.
With current massive price increase of RAM and storage, I would not like having to dedicate a sizable portion of my device to generate slop.
If they are wasting time on Apple II instead of fixing the hot mess Windows 11 is.
Very interesting point of view. But even if what the LLM did spit was grounded in religion, I don't think talking to any believer would push you to suicide, anyone talking to you would try guiding you to the opposite direction.
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And the AI wave is also making everything technological more expensive. GPUs, RAM, SSDs and now even raw materials are abruptly raising price.
Generative AI is based on massive content theft and resource hoarding. Until these are addressed, no Generative AI usage is ethical.
Procedural generation has none of these problems as far as I know, and is thus completely OK, as are many other forms of AI.
No, she cannot. Unless she is talking about something different than Generative AI. There is no ethical use case for Generative AI.
Claims that Generative AI can help solve the energy problem or find a cure for cancer sound so stupid. Generative AI can only "create" bad copies of what already exists.
The AI revolution is going great.
Being able to generate tons of text, image and video slop with simple text prompts is for sure worth all the troubles it's causing.
No matter whether it's evil or illegal.
But it's because of this AI gold rush.
So more people moves to better operating systems.
The number of computer scientists in a room is inversely proportional to the number of bugs in their code.
