• auzy1@lemmy.world
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    5 hours ago

    AI is literally just legalized theft of other people’s work. It won’t credit them to any capacity.

    Also, whilst it is adding some productivity, it’s also being used by absolute idiots who have no idea what they’re doing spreading bad info and causing other people more work.

    Every idiot is typing everything into chatgpt, getting a bad answer which is obvious to anyone half trained and then promoting it like it’s correct just because AI said it

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      3 hours ago

      The plague of work chats now:

      Here’s what ChatGPT/copilot had to say:

      People can ask for themselves, you answering that way adds no value. Just say you don’t know.

      In group chats, keep your mouth shut and let people that actually know answer. Don’t drown out the actual expert answers.

      And holy hell the ones that will die on the hill that they are right because chatgpt agreed with them even when they are totally wrong…

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    13 hours ago

    No, AI companies don’t “have a PR problem”

    They are the problem. It’s in their bones. Harm is their business model. It is not fixable. This is not a case of handing out enough pizza and smiling harder.

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      If anything, it’s the other way around: we have an AI-company PR problem. Media outlets can’t stop themselves from presenting interviews with CEOs of AI companies as some sort of reliable source for how incredible AI really is if we would only spend more money locking ourselves into AI-driven workflows.

      TL;DR the umbrella-selling weatherman keeps predicting that rain is on the way

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    12 hours ago

    Not a fan of the framing of the question, but…

    “Some version of AI is inevitable” said the CEO of an AI company

    … This insight was very novel, thank you Axios

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      Which isn’t wrong per se, but maybe they don’t realize (or don’t want to) that we’d prefer useful AI, not the “burn the world and turn it into money” kind.

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      7 hours ago

      It’s hilarious to me that news companies keep interviewing AI companies to ask them if they think AI is all hype. What kind of answer do they expect?

      “Yeah, this is just smoke and mirrors, and I’m just trying to make a ton of money before the bubble pops.” Bruh, no CEO is gonna be honest about that.