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Another "gift" from AI to the world. Another line to the long list of "minor side effects" from uncontrolled, unapollogetic corporations releasing radical techn
by sampl3username 1y ago
Another "gift" from AI to the world. Another line to the long list of "minor side effects" from uncontrolled, unapollogetic corporations releasing radical technology into a world that didn't agree to it.
- chvid 1y agoBut AI can fix this.
- spwa4 1y agoAre you seriously blaming corporations for advancing science and how bad and inconvenient that is for some people?
- sampl3username 1y agoYes I do indeed think companies should not be able to vastly reshape the world at will.
- Cthulhu_ 1y agoTBH it was already possible before, but you'd need to either write templates or find competent low-cost ghostwriters. AI has made it easier and more accessible to do this kind of thing. I wouldn't be surprised if the institutions or projects like CURL will create harsher measures to stop this flood of high-quality spam, like putting people on a list or requiring payment per submission. I mean that last one isn't a bad thing, Apple did something like it years ago and I think asking for an upfront cost and having a strict (at the time) review program made it so that all apps were from serious developers and met minimum quality standards.
- newsclues 1y agoBlame the people not the tools.
- sampl3username 1y agoTechnology is not neutral, nor it does exist in a vacuum. It is not neutral due to the fact that humans are not impassible wielders of technology.
- newsclues 1y agoAssuming you define tools and technology as the same thing I disagree. Hammers build homes, and smash faces Encryption keeps honest people’s information safe, but it also can be used for drug trafficking The internet is used for social media and news. But it’s also used for child porn. Tools are neutral, it’s how they are used that makes a tool like a gun, something that feeds a family or something that kills innocent people.
- 123yawaworht456 1y ago[flagged]
- dang 1y agoOk, but can you please not post like this to Hacker News? It just makes things worse, and it's against multiple site guidelines—these, for example: "Please don't fulminate." "Eschew flamebait. Avoid generic tangents." https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html