Comment on Are there any genuine benefits to AI?
blargerer@kbin.social 7 months agoSure, the public doesn't have access to a cutting edge research AI that public results from were only published a couple of days ago.
Comment on Are there any genuine benefits to AI?
blargerer@kbin.social 7 months agoSure, the public doesn't have access to a cutting edge research AI that public results from were only published a couple of days ago.
blazera@kbin.social 7 months ago
Right, it's a new technology, its usage is being curated. Even once they release a publicly accessible application, it'll be like going to the hammer renting store, you get to go there and use a hammer, for a fee sometimes, you cant bring the hammer home or own it, they regulate what you can work on with it, it can be overused and inaccessible while demand is high, they can discontinue access when they want.
And they can and do give more access to wealthier clients.