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yanderekko commented on YouTube experimenting with server-side ad injection fosstodon.org/@sponsorblo... · Posted by u/judiisis
I have to wonder if they never have due to fear that people will stop using the platform. I honestly will stop using it. I don't mind ads, but they always come on YouTube at the worst time, if you're watching something informative, they cut your brain off from that into some obscure that has no relevancy to your life.
Why would they fear people who adblock leaving the platform?
yanderekko commented on Sam and Greg's response to OpenAI Safety researcher claims twitter.com/gdb/status/17... · Posted by u/amrrs
Tf is the risk of generating erotica?
Deepfakes?
the other side of this.
more people will be able to create their own animated films without requiring studios, execs and all the gatekeeping and bs that comes with that.
that's why i think the future really will be in content curation.
unless these companies can find a way to block the average person from having access to the same level tools. which i think they will try and they probably can to some extent.
Yep. Maybe there will be a net reduction in jobs but I can't help but feel like catastrophic 90% reductions involve "lump of labor"-type fallacies where we just imagine taking the given set of work being done and imagine how much of that will be handled via AI vs. humans in 5 or 10 years or whatever.
When the reality is that good AI tools will cause lots of projects to add video content where it wasn't before, or to spend more time creating high-quality video content. And this will undoubtedly involve some new labor.
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yanderekko commented on OpenAI board in discussions with Sam Altman to return as CEO theverge.com/2023/11/18/2... · Posted by u/medler
If "AI ethics" means being run by so-called rationalists and Effective Altruists then it has nothing to do with ethics or doing anything for the benefit of all humanity.
It would be great to see a truly open and truly human benefit focused AI effort, but OpenAI isn't, and as far as I can tell has no chance of becoming, that. Might as well at least try to be an effective company at this point.
>If "AI ethics" means being run by so-called rationalists and Effective Altruists then it has nothing to do with ethics or doing anything for the benefit of all humanity.
Many would disagree.
If you want a for-profit AI enterprise whose conception of ethics is dumping resources into an endless game of whack-a-mole to ensure that your product cannot be used in any embarrassing way by racists on 4chan, then the market is already going to provide you with several options.
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Kiwifarms never gets this level of outrage going, and I’d argue it’s an order of magnitude more toxic to society than Tea would be