This just moves the issue one layer of abstraction deeper. Many people, for various reasons, have poor trust in the American government specifically, and this extends to its regulatory bodies, and certain aspects of these policies are unaffected by elections to the best of our knowledge.
@HannesThurnherr@anonymoustmuki@RoyalCities@mooncat_is This entire argument falls on the assumption that A\ is a good actor. An opaque good actor. An unauditable good actor. And that it will stay that way for as long as they hold the frontier. That is an insane assumption to make.
@lilypeonyyy@CappyIshihara And yet, humanity always finds a way to make technology more sustainable and efficient. Year after year. But no, this one is special. This one is ontologically evil. This specific kind of matrix multiplication will always be this way.
@lilypeonyyy@CappyIshihara AI does not boost productivity and does not give you new information, it doesn't do shit.
Guess Torvalds simply has AI psychosis. Guess the field of mathematics isn't having daily breakthroughs, it's just illusory. Guess pharmacology isn't discovering new compounds. Oh well.
@lilypeonyyy@CappyIshihara neo-luddism is not the same as luddism.
Luddites were against labor displacement and exploitation. This is a reasonable position.
Neo-luddites are simply against technological progress, disconnected from its labor impact.
Hence why I asked, would it end, even under net-zero?
@lilypeonyyy@CappyIshihara and let's be real here, would this neoluddite opposition end, when inference is as efficient as the innumerable other technologies that have had decades upon decades of iterative improvement?
@lilypeonyyy@CappyIshihara no one's taking your hobbies away. you can still do calligraphy even though the printer has existed for decades.
environmentally? fair, but not really an argument you're morally entitled to make unless you're a vegan, don't drive a car, etc.
@lilypeonyyy@CappyIshihara the premise of your position is incorrect.
AI can be, and already is, a replacement for human labor. under capitalism, this displaces labor, and is worth opposing; but the root problem continues to be capital, not automation.