As a dev, I don’t know. We’ve been open about googling every little thing for a long time, so acknowledging that LLMs often find an answer quicker than navigating incomplete documentations or decade-old StackOverflow threads seems fine.
Honestly, I’ve just learned not to engage the luddites on this one. If you’re opposing mass-unemployment, I’m with you, but if you’re just so anti-AI that you’re antisocial to people who use AI, I just ignore. I learned a long time ago not to argue with stupid people.
AI chatbots are essentially just a very powerful search engine, and I don’t fault anyone if they find a way to use it effectively.
There’s a good chance that someone will respond to me here to tell me that AIs hallucinate everything and serve zero purpose, and I won’t engage because even they know they’re wrong, that’s why they’re so outspoken against AI.
I am looking forward to when the anti-AI people remember that the actual enemy is Capitalism.
The problem isn’t the hallucinations, the problem is the social and environmental impacts.
Any comfort western countries have is thanks to slaves in third world countries, now western countries see the capitalism consequences. But people have to take accountability for their decisions, id you drive a car you pollute, if you smoke you pollute and worsen your health, everything has a price, just because you can’t see it or it doesn’t mean it’s not there.
That’s a lot of words to say exactly what I was already saying: That the problem is capitalism.
Yes, I understand that there is no ethical consumption under capitalism. We’re still trapped in a capitalist society, so what do you want people to do? Just stop functioning entirely?
As a dev, I don’t know. We’ve been open about googling every little thing for a long time, so acknowledging that LLMs often find an answer quicker than navigating incomplete documentations or decade-old StackOverflow threads seems fine.
Honestly, I’ve just learned not to engage the luddites on this one. If you’re opposing mass-unemployment, I’m with you, but if you’re just so anti-AI that you’re antisocial to people who use AI, I just ignore. I learned a long time ago not to argue with stupid people.
AI chatbots are essentially just a very powerful search engine, and I don’t fault anyone if they find a way to use it effectively.
There’s a good chance that someone will respond to me here to tell me that AIs hallucinate everything and serve zero purpose, and I won’t engage because even they know they’re wrong, that’s why they’re so outspoken against AI.
I am looking forward to when the anti-AI people remember that the actual enemy is Capitalism.
The problem isn’t the hallucinations, the problem is the social and environmental impacts.
Any comfort western countries have is thanks to slaves in third world countries, now western countries see the capitalism consequences. But people have to take accountability for their decisions, id you drive a car you pollute, if you smoke you pollute and worsen your health, everything has a price, just because you can’t see it or it doesn’t mean it’s not there.
That’s a lot of words to say exactly what I was already saying: That the problem is capitalism.
Yes, I understand that there is no ethical consumption under capitalism. We’re still trapped in a capitalist society, so what do you want people to do? Just stop functioning entirely?