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I Am An AI Hater
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#32"I strongly feel that AI is an insult to life itself." - Hayao Miyazaki I'm going to start using this quote.
Have you watched the video that goes with it? It's online, and very amusing.
Regardless of how you feel about AI, the specific instance Miyazaki was reacting to was, indeed, an insult to life itself!
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#34"Their dream is to invent new forms of life to enslave."
That seems like a succinct way to describe the goal to create conscious AGI.
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#35A lot of valid arguments. But the conclusion (hate) is not constructive. LLMs are here, and they are going to stay. Like cars, internet or smartphones.
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#37"I strongly feel that AI is an insult to life itself." - Hayao Miyazaki I'm going to start using this quote.
AFAIK that wasn't a general response to AI but of a very particular implementation of a procedural animation system shown to him by some (IIRC) students for the movement of a disabled person and he found it distasteful as it reminded him of someone he knows who is disabled and had issues moving.
The quote was taken a little bit out of context.
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#38"I strongly feel that AI is an insult to life itself." - Hayao Miyazaki I'm going to start using this quote.
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#39Yet it is here to stay, won't go away and even if it won't get any better at the useful things it does, it is useful. The externalities are real, some can be removed, some mitigated. If you're a hater and a human, then you don't have to mitigate anything, of course. Me, I hate the externalities, but I love the thing. I want to use my own AI, hyper optimized and efficient and private. It would mitigate a lot. Maybe so…
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AI is information.
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#40>Critics have already written thoroughly about the environmental harms, the reinforcement of bias and generation of racist output, the cognitive harms and AI supported suicides, the problems with consent and copyright, I just can't take anything the author has to say seriously after the intro.
And that's why Trump won the election. I'm serious. This sentence perfectly captures what the coastal cities sound like to the rest of the US, and why they voted for the crazy uncle over something unintelligible.
When I see how the voters vote and don't vote, I yearn for sortition