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piefed.zip

I think people hate AI because:

  • it's trained on their stolen works
  • they get no credit or payment when derivative works are made
  • it let's business owners threaten to dismiss more workers (who need to work to live, since there are no safety nets in place)
  • when workers DO get displaced by AI, the AI does a shoddier job (enshittifying products and processes)
  • further enables and accelerates the concentration of capital to the absolutely-most-wealthy-people

I could go on and on.

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And hastening Dead Internet.

Though that one was already in the works. But Ai is certainly fast tracking it.

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runner_greply
piefed.blahaj.zone

Data centers needed for AI are driving up electricity costs to surrounding residents, they use ungodly amounts of water to cool the systems and dump that now hot water back into the ecosystem, causing ecosystem collapse or into the municipal wastewater process, overloading treatment plants, children are using it to do their homework, potentially harming their ability to critically read and write (this is still being studied, and most evidence is anecdotal or still in review).

Electrical and water usage - Penn State U

https://www.psu.edu/news/research/story/ask-expert-are-data-centers-driving-my-electricity-bills

Other electrical effects of AI and water demand - DW

https://www.dw.com/en/the-hidden-environmental-cost-of-ai-data-centers/a-78789889

Deep dive into water usage by data centers - University of Georgia

https://fieldreport.caes.uga.edu/publications/TP121/how-data-centers-impact-surface-and-ground-waters/

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artifexreply
piefed.zip

This is what people know as "AI" right now (because it's being shoved down their throats that way)

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Yes, but the sad thing is if it weren't implemented as a resource for all it wouldn't carry the same anti weight.

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hypnicjerkreply
piefed.social

You're absolutely correct. This comment contains multiple examples of implementation critiques, which weren't easy to spot. I'm reformulating my response in light of this new information.

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Additionally, many complaints center on environmental concerns that are also implementation issues. Relatively few people are content creators.

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I can't afford a cybertruck; I still don't want one and think they are stupid as fuck. AI would be the same.

I also need to ask: Are you hurt? This is the kind of showerthought one would have after slipping and hitting their head in there.

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People don't hate food, air, and water because they have access to it.

This argument is beyond stupid and classist af.

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Daftyduxreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

You eating prime rib tonight?

What high dollar scotch you cracking into?

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You sure? I think it has something to do with the mind-boggling amount of ecological and economic damage it has done to our world.

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No plumbers available. AI is now responsible for fixing the shower.

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ani.social

I don't have access to it, still hate it.

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remonreply
ani.social

Sure, it's always good to check if my blocklist is up-to-date and working.

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lemmy.world

Loss leaders are a thing. The problem is the ai companies don't have the high margin alternative products to offset the losses.

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Sounds like a problem for ai companies to solve unless your concern is their success or larger economical impacts. Not a real critique of the technology itself.

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Xaphanosreply
lemmy.world

We most certainly do. Pharma work pays big, for example.

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We have access to it, so we can see that it's shit. Yes.

If we didn't have access to it, and didn't know anything about it, then we couldn't have a fair opinion on its quality. And, yes, by definition it would be seen as luxurious.

I'm not sure what your point is.

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I dont see how its shit. Maybe its shit if youre using it to do slop creative works. From an it perspective its game changing.

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