I just figured out what's wrong with it. Automation of learning feels like cheating.
If a human gets good at a skill through practice, it takes a lot of time and effort: impressive.
If a machine does it, it doesn't feel the time, effort, or dedication: not impressed.
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If a human gets good at a skill through practice, it takes a lot of time and effort: impressive.
If a machine does it, it doesn't feel the time, effort, or dedication: not impressed.
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Definitely copyright adjacent though, so perhaps we need new regulations specifically for the control and use of data for training.
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The Will Smith movie version of Isaac Asimov's "I, Robot" touches on the real issue, I think, which is that lives, and especially HUMAN lives, are inherently valuable.
Full stop. No further explanation. They just ARE.
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It should be this way in ALL human activity.
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It is automated, weaponized, large-scale theft. Of course it's evil.
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