also to be clear I am in support of AI just not the way it is being developed
@chromeuser while yes the water does eventually return the issue is not the water disappearing but contaminating potently usable water
You couldn't have at least had some electronics in it, also the main thing is everyone says they steal our water and no one has had a valid argument where it goes, they act like it just disappears like we just have some VOID at the end of the pipe but it either goes back to where it came from and cools down or it goes into the sky and becomes a cloud making rain, and while they might store some so it can also be filtered it always goes back where it came from in some way
it didnt like my authentic bagel
not to mention it also opened up a job oppurtunity for me through ai training, sure its unethical but i dont want to serve militaries and join blue collar jobs just to "prove a point"
honestly im against generative ai, but still, ai has really important uses, such as in radiology, cancer treatment, even pacemakers that is practically portable life support, it also helps with advanced mathematics and can even calculate structural integrity, therefore i feel like instead of saying "i hate ai" just say "i hate generative ai" there are still so many more uses than just ai art and fabricating social media posts.
dropped my best azure on it
(of course the guy's youtuber job can't be replaced since ais won't post anti-ai content)
In the video "How to Survive the Death of the Internet" he describes how he got replaced by AI tools in his previous job, and exactly how focusing on the wrong metrics can really be a problem. It's pretty interesting.