@politicalmath That's good news, the economy could use higher productivity, especially if it increases pay. How much higher have your profits gotten? What other metrics are you using to measure quality and productivity?
@GuviESP@AMK_Mapping_ These are only confirmed losses, I believe those that we see the destroyed wreckage afterward. So all of these loss categories are likely much higher for both sides.
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@politicalmath I'm curious, what is the argument for being pro-ai? You seem reasonable so I'd be interested in what you find positive about the technology. Specifically, LLMs and image generation, not just machine learning in general.
@renault_captain@Clint_Davey1 Maybe, but his intent wasn't the question here, it was the effect. And there's just no reasonable way to claim that Luther didn't start something new.
Has anyone noticed anything good accelerating? More good games releasing? Anything that we look forward to suddenly moving up in its release timing? I certainly haven't seen anything accelerate except slop.
There’s a funny shell game where video game modders and indie dev are obviously using AI for everything but know saying it will create a backlash so they pretend they’re not
“Oh, the progress on our mod accelerated 500% this year because we uh really locked in”
@RightWingDad You're referring to the logical problem of evil that does attempt to disprove God's existence. This is widely thought to fail among philosophers. To be fair though, the evidential problem of evil, which argues evil is less likely given God is a bit more debated.
@ErickYbarra3 You say this one debate favors the Catholic Church by a hair, and not being an expert I can't dispute that. But does zooming out and looking at everything as a whole change the balance?
@secondrealm This is a misunderstanding of how people use the term "slop". Perhaps it started out as another term for "low quality" but now it means something missing the je ne sais quoi that all human made things have. No human can make slop by definition.