I don't, because there always have to be exceptions. Companies as destructive as AI companies should be treated separately, just like killers are arrested but that doesn't mean that everyone will be thrown in jail, after all.

This could have been done years ago but it's much easier now. The ease and power that AI offers is unprecedented and that's precisely its problem. Due to its local nature it can't be regulated either. This is why AI has crossed the threshhold as a technology that should not be used and it should be banned with severe penalties. We simply cannot handle this level of power.

The only reason people use AI is the prisoner's dilemma. It's worthless for us and every data center should be blocked, and their companies rendered bankrupt.

Even more rigorous standards should be applied to AI due to the way people have been conditioned to trust the previously, relatively deterministic output of machines.

I read it and it sounds like the only thing it does is address the most immediate problems caused by AI and sidesteps all the long-term consequences. Like humans always do.

> Open source does need to embrace AI coding otherwise it will become irrelevant

No, I don't think so. A well-crafted program that works is so rare that if you can make one, it will stand out. One does not need AI to do so.

It's like photography. We've got all these tools in photography to remove noise that use machine learning and...one thing I've noticed is that the frequency of beautiful photos hasn't gone up, at all. Just the frequency of average, mediocre photos with less noise.

One does not need AI to reach the heights of something truly useful.

We are going to burn in hell, literally, for this frivolous use of energy. It's insane this world, I hate it. It's absolutel asinine - we had everything we needed to make decent entertainment and stories and we're ruining it with AI.

Surplus is a bad thing for humanity. I hate this.

I don't think Star Trek makes sense any more. It was a show about tech optimism, whereas it's now clear that technology is now more harmful than good. It's not even an envisioning of a better future. It's a portrayal of an impossible future. So I think it's run its course.

But at the same time it also increases the proliferation of new designs, which causes too much efficiency in production.

Horrendous. It seems to be the norm that enormous resource usage is justified as long as it's cost-friendly. No wonder we have an environmental crisis. I'd suggest boycotting this newspaper immediately.

But as usual, they went for the short-term profit and worsened the platform significantly for the most dedicated users. It might work in the short-term but they'll be driven away by their lack of uniqueness soon enough.

I only wish I could do more than disable: tear the code right out of firefox. I hate AI with a passion.

Trust is more than just technical stuff. You actually have to have the right attitude. Pottering's pretentious and overconfident attitude already casts doubt that he can be trusted.

The idea is if more bans take place, manufacturers would have to make refilling easier. An interim period of difficulty in refilling is a small price to pay for forcing manufacturers to make more eco-friendly products.

I agree loosely with monitoring and regulating Apple's almost monopoly. However, it's rather ironic because Brazil is practically the very definition of stifling competition. They have huge tariffs, much worse than anything the US has ever experienced, and they have exceptionally tight import/export restrictions.

And it's also weird because almost no Brazilian can even afford an iPhone. The cost of one new there is more than twice the cost in North America because there are so many laws and people to bribe that anything that is imported at all increases in price 2-4x the cost outside of Brazil. The vast majority of people use Android phones.

Basically, business doesn't happen in Brazil until the gentlemen's club at the top get a huge slice of the pie. And they get a very huge slice indeed. They themselves have a monopoly on free enterprise....rather hypocritical if you ask me.