My stance towards AI is complicated. I think it’s an amazing technology with the potential to change the world for the better, but also the potential to change the world for the worse. I don’t trust it in the hands of giant for-profit corporations, and think we should, among other things, legislate some regulations to ensure transparency and prevent it from being used in ways harmful to privacy and democracy. I also acknowledge that technological advances don’t go in reverse, and AI is never going away.
If not for the environmental impact which makes it an absolute no-no for the foreseeable future I might even agree with you except that my divided stance already starts one step earlier:
I think it’s an amazing technology
Maybe it was that 10 years ago but I find it hard to see it that way when people constantly state that they don’t even know what’s happening inside it (black box) and that whatever development has happened since then was heavily if not completely influenced by interests of power & money.
That said, there might be some models out there that have little or nothing to do with the mainstream development, and I recognize that, but I would not call them AI writ large - that’s what Big Tech does as described above.
I’m not going to dwell on this much longer, but your mistake is that AGI is a lofty goal, and not driven by greed.
I’ve seen your other pro-AI comments, always trying to gaslight people who you think know less than you. That is your mistake.
You consider what I’ve said to be “Pro AI”? lol
Why else would you ask the source of a claim we all feel in our gut? Don’t you know you’re either with us or against us?
I make a distinction between feeling correct and being correct.
OK what is your stance towards AI? You always seem to be defending “it”
My stance towards AI is complicated. I think it’s an amazing technology with the potential to change the world for the better, but also the potential to change the world for the worse. I don’t trust it in the hands of giant for-profit corporations, and think we should, among other things, legislate some regulations to ensure transparency and prevent it from being used in ways harmful to privacy and democracy. I also acknowledge that technological advances don’t go in reverse, and AI is never going away.
Does that answer your question?
It does.
If not for the environmental impact which makes it an absolute no-no for the foreseeable future I might even agree with you except that my divided stance already starts one step earlier:
Maybe it was that 10 years ago but I find it hard to see it that way when people constantly state that they don’t even know what’s happening inside it (black box) and that whatever development has happened since then was heavily if not completely influenced by interests of power & money.
That said, there might be some models out there that have little or nothing to do with the mainstream development, and I recognize that, but I would not call them AI writ large - that’s what Big Tech does as described above.