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@timdaub.eth
there is something pathetic in mining everyone's data/art without compensating them and then making a work-shopped advertisement video about a hedge hog that's OBVIOUSLY harmless, cute and fun for kids and families
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Tim what are you on about? It does the same thing the average person does to learn. Study other people’s art. I get what you’re trying to say but philosophically it doesn’t hold up.
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It's not fair to say that GPT learns the same way as humans. We probably don't know that yet definitely. Also: A machine can scale learning much faster. And it doesn't have feelings, so it may not display the same conflict or risk aversion behavior before imitating someone else's style.
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I don’t think this deeply about my chainsaw, why should I overthink my word machine?
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Consumer goods we do think about deeply and the cause for deep thinking: - Airplanes/Cars/Trains: CO2 output - Twitter/Facebook/Tiktok: foreign propaganda - Beef/meat in general: climate change - Pornography: human rights - Fast fashion/plastic products: environment - vaccines & medical research: pandemics
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We have yet to get any of these right - CO2 concerns have led to us not having straws - Social media is still a propaganda machine - now we have fake meat that’s arguably worse - Porn is still the majority of the internet - Fast fashion is getting faster - Vaccines worked until we changed the meaning of the word
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