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- technology@lemmy.ml
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- technology@lemmy.ml
Rich people see exploiting the labor of others as not just normal, but necessary. Without it, they wouldn’t survive. Former millionaire being able to hold a real job? Hell no.
AI exploits the labor of others. So, to rich people, AI is a tool to make what they’re already doing more efficient. It’s more of the same, just faster, and with fewer employees on payroll.
I don’t use it at all
“Unimpressed” is the wrong word for how most people see AI. Exasperated, annoyed, angry or disgusted are all more accurate.
It’s almost to “PTSD” since I twitch every time I see a sparkle emoji.
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It’s normal for a person experiencing psychosis to have trouble understanding reality through a lens of a sane person, yes.
Awww, he should ask Copilot why people don’t find AI impressive.

I’m impressed that Linux was able to get Microsoft to do so much advertising for Linux.
It’s brilliant.
That’s the funny part: MS got MS to do advertising for Linux
It isn’t that Linux is great
It is that Windows sucks really bad
LLMs are mostly a party truck that doesn’t work half the time. Like … Neat that it can kinda sorta do some stuff, but not yet at the level of consumer ready product with actual uses. The fact that it’s actively detrimental to the people it’s being forced on by the clueless ceos and management who are just protecting their other investments makes it just like all the idiotic return to office pushes because they want their real estate portfolios to go back up
Yep. My company has its own AI instance which we are encouraged to use in our work. I uploaded a document today, which I wrote myself, and asked it to summarise the high level requirements so I could copy/paste the bullet points. It got maybe 1/4 of the requirements, and what it output didn’t make sense without extensive knowledge of the topic. Went back to writing it myself, like I normally do.
Because these people live in another world… they have nothing in common with the normal world and people








