Because it’s a fear-mongering angle that still sells. AI has been a vehicle for scifi for so long that trying to convince Boomers that of won’t kill us all is the hard part.
I’m a moderate user for code and skeptic of LLM abilities, but 5 years from now when we are leveraging ML models for groundbreaking science and haven’t been nuked by SkyNet, all of this will look quaint and silly.
technocrit@lemmy.dbzer0.com 15 hours ago
You mean laws like this? jfc.
www.inc.com/sam-blum/…/91198975
Melvin_Ferd@lemmy.world 14 hours ago
Literally what I’m talking about. They have been pushing anti AI propaganda to alienate the left from embracing it while the right embraces it. You’re proving my point.
antonim@lemmy.dbzer0.com 11 hours ago
That depends on your assumption that the left would have anything relevant to gain by embracing AI (whatever that’s actually supposed to mean).
Melvin_Ferd@lemmy.world 10 hours ago
What isn’t there to gain.
It’s power is literally to ingest language and produce all kinds of variance. We can give it talking points and ask to improve on our ideas or ask if the logic is sound. We can build good arguments and ask to give counter arguments to see how it stands.
We can use it to create memes. Create images. Find logical errors. Link to Research. It can be used to detect misinformation. It can act like a forced multiplier. It gives people who have great ideas a voice where they normally might not have felt confident in their ability. Like maybe someone had an idea to produce a comic but can’t draw. It can help create a framework at the very least so they can get their ideas down. It has flaws for sure. But it’s a great tool. Alienating the left from it while the right embraces it just seems so comically dumb and lacking of any common sense from the left. But given the past decade, it’s pretty typical.