Replying to @djsiete@sh.itjust.works
I’ve been hearing Linux music for the past 9 years lol it’s incredible how much it’s improved as a desktop OS over that time.

Replying to @djsiete@sh.itjust.works
I’ve been hearing Linux music for the past 9 years lol it’s incredible how much it’s improved as a desktop OS over that time.
Replying to @floofloof@lemmy.ca
AI has been helpful for my job, sure, but the cost in terms of societal damage is so great it makes me wish AI were never created.
Replying to @atomicbocks@sh.itjust.works
It’s an AI generated image lol
Replying to @phoenixz@lemmy.ca
I admit, as an outsider looking in, I am a bit surprised how many people are okay with these jokes.
It’s just a joke until it isn’t, and then it isn’t so funny. However, I do get that it can literally just be a joke and nothing more, but I do have a hard time compartmentalizing it like that.
With that said, just like anyone else here, I’m not really a fan of mass surveillance either so I obviously feel conflicted.
Replying to @UnderpantsWeevil@lemmy.world
I don’t agree.
The fact that it’s a collaborative online encyclopedia is great, and especially because it has so many contributors.
A collaborative online encyclopedia with a smaller number of contributors makes it less useful, just like a one-time copy of a collaborative online encyclopedia with a larger number of contributors makes it less useful. However, that does not make it entirely useless.
I have an older archived copy of Wikipedia. I should probably update it some time.
Replying to @mrmanager@lemmy.today
Seriously, talk about major whiplash with how they do things lmao
Replying to @TheEighthDoctor@lemmy.zip
Games industry is somehow infinitely more corrupt.
Replying to @inari@piefed.zip
If only they could have done this with games.
Replying to @AlteredEgo@lemmy.ml
Honestly, I kinda agree, but AI is such a powerful technology that it’s a multiplicative effect. I do agree it was inevitably going to happen.
At least we can still tell that the other person we’re talking to right now is a living, breathing human - probably because of our typing styles and because of our shared hatred for AI. lol
I don’t think a “good AI” can stop a “bad AI”, it’s not really feasible because these companies are too powerful they are basically unstoppable at this point.
Replying to @AlteredEgo@lemmy.ml
I mean, obviously I’m torn on it, like most things these days. Obviously it’s an incredible technology or we wouldn’t be having this conversation. It’s very good at what it does well, and I do use it daily. I think anyone who says it’s good at nothing doesn’t know what they’re talking about, and anyone who says it’s good at everything doesn’t know what they’re talking about. The truth is somewhere in the middle. With that said, the amount of societal destruction caused by it, I do wish it hadn’t been invented.
I don’t have any answers for regulating it or anything like that, I’m only one person, but I am just disappointed. I do agree stopping data centers would be great. Having some sort of limit on how much companies can make use of AI would probably be helpful. Having some sort of limit on how much hardware AI companies are allowed to buy vs how much is reserved for retail customers would probably be helpful.
I agree that the vast majority of money today is “imaginary”, people are using AI as a money printer without it justifying all of that money through actual value.
I don’t think my takes on AI are all that controversial, but maybe I am mistaken.
Replying to @AlteredEgo@lemmy.ml
The issue is that AI is a force multiplier, and it’s being used as a force multiplier for evil. That’s a really big problem. It’s being used to destroy society, so of course people have problems with it.