I’ve noticed an uptick in the number of pro-AI posts on this platform.

Various posts with titles similar to “When will people stop being afraid of AI” or “Can we please acknowledge AI was very needed for X

Can’t tell if its the propaganda machine invading, or annoying teenage tech-bros who are detached from reality.

  • Fmstrat@lemmy.world
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    1 day ago

    The big difference for me is that “pro AI” is very different from “recognizing where AI is useful”.

    Can my little Intel B70 help me code faster? Yes. Super helpful.

    Can a cluster help analyze MRIs to catch things doctors don’t? Also yes.

    Can a giant data center replace writing 1MM easy emails while destroying the environment? Yes, but it probably shouldn’t.

    You can recognize value and the importance of regulation at the same time.

    • lovingisliving@anarchist.nexus
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      1 day ago

      The problem is that there is a current developing dogma around AI that, because the last example you gave exists, then it must be opposed in all cases. There is a lack of nuance. That is why there may be some “pro-ai” posts, to point out this nuance. The only reason they exist is due to the bias against it as a whole.

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        19 hours ago

        I’m 100% sure I haven’t seen all the ‘pro ai’ posts, but the ones I have seen are not nuanced. They’re very likely bots, and all-in on, or argumentative for, AI.