Rob SheridanMar 18
Aftermath making an irrefutable point that should be relentlessly blasted at companies who (supposedly) make products for consumers to enjoy: Three years in, what can you really say that AI has added to your products that consumers actually like? At what point is it time to audit the magic beans?

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Show threadRob SheridanMar 18
Of course the answer is that AI in consumer products is not for the consumers at all, but for the shareholders. But when you keep ruining everything in service of “the future” of your products, you should have to answer for what that “future” now looks like, and why everyone hates it.
Show threadRob Sheridan
Machine learning can do legit cool things, it has tons of applications in software & research & even art, but as I’ve said many times, those uses are “boring” to investors and developing them properly for sustained practical ethical use doesn’t make line go up fast enough for the investment ghouls
Mar 18 at 11:11pmWeb