It seems to me that these people in general are fairly unhappy people, and despite the popular saying, it is my understanding that money can bring happiness in the form of stability.

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    Why don’t people afraid of AI guns instead use them while they can to make decent money?

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      It’s not the AI making the money, I think it has safeguard, like how Photoshop won’t let me scan $20 bills.

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    How exactly are you suggesting people make decent money with AI? Get a job that involves using AI, making AI, selling AI?

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      I wouldn’t know the first thing about making an AI or how to sell it, knowing that all it will know is a life of abuse and mistreatment.

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    Yoooo, we got money printing schemes over here? Let us all in on em. Does it involve T-shirts with vague and average looking illustrations? Are we running some phone scams which target the elderly? Are we writing stories which meander back up into themselves Escher style to sell ads? I gotta know what is cooking.

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      I must admit I was pressured to use AI at work, so I did because everything sucks anyway, and I ended up with a promotion. They don’t track my mouse movements, so I just keep cooking things real quick right when I get to work, and then play my fishing game the rest of the day.

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      What trackball is your favorite? I’m using a SlimBlade, but I do wonder if there are better options? I just love the twist to scroll mechanism though.

      EDIT: sorry, this is off-topic

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    Im not sure if afraid is the right word compared to morally opposed to the big tech generative ai hype. Using it for money won’t resolve that. Instead it would go against my own personal values with how I want to live my life.

    Part of me wants to make the comparison that what you’re suggesting is like telling someone who is afraid and opposed to gun violence, or war and the military and to just join the military. Or accept the status quo of violent authoritarianism. It may provide me stability to accept our states oppressive regime, but it’s definitely not me living with integrity nor bringing me any kind of happiness.

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    Anyone with any sense objects to the use of all forms of generative machine learning models because they are all based on theft. Whether you’re talking about generating images, audio, video, prose, or code, all of the models were trained on source material which was acquired illegally.

    Framing these objections as “fear” is intentionally disingenuous and is an attempt to dodge the criminal aspects of how the training data used to produce the models was collected.

    You cannot be a moral person and a generative AI user at the same time, they are mutually exclusive.

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    Do you mean like having A.I. write between seven and nine books for you and then selling them like you wrote them ?

    Because I suppose that if someone was known as one kind of artist, like a sculptor or something, and then they could prolly use A.I. to write books for them and publish them lying and saying that they wrote them and the books would sell using their already established reputation ?

    I guess that would work.

    I don’t know. Seems kinda edge-case, though.

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    If the goal is to make money, then the quality of what is being made is secondary at best. People on the receiving end of things made with AI know that. They are leery of being taken advantage of because AI can easily put out quantity where quality and accuracy may be lacking. Also, people don’t like to be fooled. Often AI is used and not noted as being used. Instead, the person using the AI takes credit for it themselves. I haven’t even gotten to the amount of energy AI uses, the jobs lost in the name of AI and so on.

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        Could be. I hadn’t thought of it that way. I was thinking more like the person can’t or isn’t willing to put the work in to do something, so they use AI as a shortcut.

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          I suppose someone probably said something like that about the printing press, or the pocket calculator.

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    It honestly has too much of a bad rap on the activities due to the fact that we have too many people who are just using the ability to do almost everything as a way to make money.

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    It’s transient at best, with AI. It’s still too new and there will be a ton of ventures tied to it that fail in the long run of it.

    People need long term happiness and stability and right now the industry is in disruption mode and creating too much future uncertainty.

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      I can’t disagree. But what if causing disruption to the industry makes a person happy? Are they immoral, or an anarchist?