There are many ML/AI models that are doing a lot more good than harm. The shitty mass market chat bots and art generators are mostly hype and greed.
But Mathematics, physics, healthcare, and many other industries have embraced models that accomplish amazing things humans with similar resources just could not.
It’s a problem of application.
mass ip theft
That’s not a thing, both because “IP” is dishonest loaded language and because copyright infringement is different from theft.
I 1000% agree that what they’ve done is completely unethical – particularly because including copyleft works in the training data ought to require every single output to be copyleft – but I do not concede to your framing.
New research led by the University of Edinburgh Business School has analysed the media framing of recent worldwide crises, determining how single stand-alone events have the ability to change the narrative of media coverage.
That was to be expected. It’s not the answer to everything and has inherent limitations that can’t be solved quickly by throwing money at it.
The problem is that so much money is tied up in this. It has been pushing up the stock market. People have been fired because AI was going to take over the job. There fallout from that is going to be painful. Dot com crash like, maybe subprime mortgage crash painful.
There fallout from that is going to be painful. Dot com crash like, maybe subprime mortgage crash painful.
Yep. And folks on the news are gonna be all confused how this could happen.
Ya laid off your talent to bet on bullshit. That’s how it happened.
And whoever received your review probably fed it into a chat bot to summarise.
There’s an inefficiency here…
What’s disturbing to me is this:
Coworker: There’s a study in Denmark where they were able to train ten penguins to do clerical work. Three of them make as few errors as humans.
Upper Manager Excellent. Lay off the entire office staff and find us four-hundred penguins.
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