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Mutiu2 t1_jac81ti wrote
Reply to comment by CrowShotFirst in I Worked on Google's AI. My Fears Are Coming True by Interesting_Mouse730
No, just standard corporate misbehaviour and spin control. Is hardly exotic or conspiracy material. Not sure why one would pretend it was.
Mutiu2 t1_jac7x8q wrote
Reply to comment by PixelizedPlayer in I Worked on Google's AI. My Fears Are Coming True by Interesting_Mouse730
>Ai cannot violate its core programming.
How exactly would you be in a better position than a google engineer involved in this product, to understand on what premise google is constructing this product, and how it is programmed.
Mutiu2 t1_jac7lp1 wrote
>I believe this technology could be used in destructive ways. If it were in unscrupulous hands, for instance, it could spread misinformation, political propaganda, or hateful information about people of different ethnicities and religions. As far as I know, Google and Microsoft have no plans to use the technology in this way. But there's no way of knowing the side effects of this technology.
Google and Microsoft are currently deeply embedded in social control and mass manipulation of the world into a state of war. Its difficult to see what abuses are not already occurring today.
Its one more tool available to the nefarious.
Rather than focus on the technology, we need to focus more on the awful tendencies of human culture.
Mutiu2 t1_ja2m2p5 wrote
Reply to AI is accelerating the loss of individuality in the same way that mass production and consumerism replaced craftsmanship and originality in the 20th century. But perhaps there’s a silver lining. by SpinCharm
If AI can eleminate clickait thread titles and long rambling aimless posts, that would be of great value. But we can only dream,
Mutiu2 t1_j9lnzhu wrote
Reply to Google case at Supreme Court risks upending the internet as we know it by dustofoblivion123
The internet as we know it is mostly click bait. Much like this thread.
Mutiu2 t1_iytfufk wrote
The mega trends of the current day are that we have a resource crunch and a carbon budget that is rapidly shrinking to zero and brewing trade war that will see several trade blocs increasingly refusing to trade raw material and technology.
I’m therefore skepical of anybody claiming that the cost of producing this is going to radically drop in the next 5-7 years. It’s hugely resource intensive to produce, and the supply chain has a gazillionweak spots:
https://www.energy.gov/eere/solar/solar-photovoltaic-cell-basics
Mutiu2 t1_jccnbdn wrote
Reply to Short reviews of all headphones I’ve ever owned (since around 2014) by chrews
Can’t imagine what was uncomfortable about the M50. Ive had a pair for almost 15 years and still find them fantastic sounding. Had to replace the ear pads because i haev liked them and worn and used them so much the earpads literally fell apart. Incredible value for money for what I paid for them back then.