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I get it, but the underlying problem is: we don't have a society-wide, effective solution to counterbalancing extractive systems. Lacking a reliable label, we h
by canadaduane 14d ago
I get it, but the underlying problem is: we don't have a society-wide, effective solution to counterbalancing extractive systems. Lacking a reliable label, we have to constantly signal what's on the ingredients list.
- drob518 14d agoOkay, but the comment I reacted to was not that. It was simply (paraphrasing) “I won’t use anything from Zuck/Meta.” If it had been, “Be careful because I have insider information that Zuck/Meta is using Muse Spark to do <insert-nefarious-thing-here>, and here’s my substantiation for that…” I’d be okay with it. That’s interesting information that moves a conversation forward. But it wasn’t. It was just content-free “I don’t like Zuck” nonsense.
- luckylion 14d agoAre not all corporations extractive by nature? Google clearly is. That's obviously not the issue with that -- you don't see those comments on Google's AI announcements.
- owebmaster 14d agoYes you see. They get downvoted and flagged fast because there's a disproportionate amount of current and ex Google employees and stockholders around.