ctechnology·Technologybychobeat AI exec: We may have pulled off “the largest theft of labor in human history.”https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2026/09/openai-chatgpt-microsoft-copyright-legal-case-documents-revelations/Open linkView original on lemmy.ml307Comments8Reply
Gsus4 programming.dev3Hide 3 repliesso they also know that it is not the artificial intelligence they try to sell, it is aggregated information. An improvement on google and a new way to structure and query existing information...but marketing and the manageriat has to eat everything.56Reply
JJohanno replyfeddit.orgIt is, but not because Google was bad, it is because Google was good and got worse for years. Ai is now as good as 2016 Google.9Reply
Gsus4 replyprogramming.devOk, when it doesnt hallucinate, it is an improvement :D when it does, back you go to google to check :/ It is a new alternative to search engines that trades wide aggregation of content for accuracy and attribution.1Reply
ggnutrino replyprogramming.devDepends, population growth means it's possible in raw terms even if it doesn't compare per capita.21Reply
mmrgoosmoos replylemmy.cacompared to the total sum of all slavery ever? probably not. but as a single event or sum over a small period of time... yeah3Reply
CCosmoNova lemmy.worldRead a comment about Nuremberg trials for the rich and AI company execs the other day. This made me think of it.-1Reply
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so they also know that it is not the artificial intelligence they try to sell, it is aggregated information. An improvement on google and a new way to structure and query existing information...but marketing and the manageriat has to eat everything.
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It is, but not because Google was bad, it is because Google was good and got worse for years.
Ai is now as good as 2016 Google.
Ok, when it doesnt hallucinate, it is an improvement :D when it does, back you go to google to check :/
It is a new alternative to search engines that trades wide aggregation of content for accuracy and attribution.
Compared to slavery‽ Yeah... No.
Depends, population growth means it's possible in raw terms even if it doesn't compare per capita.
compared to the total sum of all slavery ever? probably not. but as a single event or sum over a small period of time... yeah
Read a comment about Nuremberg trials for the rich and AI company execs the other day. This made me think of it.