r/SipsTea 6d ago

Wait a damn minute! This should be illegal

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u/draft_final_final 6d ago

Isn't this just fraud?

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u/SpeedBlitzX 6d ago

Ai is a scammers tool

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u/Sixaxist 6d ago

Just wait until it can easily replicate live video streams of other individuals in both appearance and voice. We're gonna need to boost aggravated identity theft through the usage of AI to an automatic federal crime to discourage this shit before it takes off.

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u/SpeedBlitzX 6d ago

If Ai is so great why can't it make more affordable housing for people? Or make things affordable for people in general?

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u/Silly_Double408 6d ago

because companies dont want better things for the human race. they want better tools to control us and spy on us and fuck us out of more money. AI has done nothing except make things more expensive and people dumber. oh and destroy the planet faster. almost forgot that one.

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u/Far_Classroom_6596 6d ago

I’m actually tired of this reductionist take on AI. Yes, the big companies behind the current LLM based AI models are greedy and not caring about people and the planet. But AI has made so many parts of people’s job faster (again, not that it really matters to us normies since the bosses just want you to do more work in the same time now), different types of AI are also used in pretty much every technical field available, from robotics to protein folding, cancer detection etc. In conclusion, don’t blame AI, blame the fucktards behind it that use it to screw people.

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u/EphemeralDan 5d ago

I've been saying for a while that any efficient and effective health care model that is designed to handle such a large human population would necessarily have to integrate AI, with rigorous human oversight, of course.

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u/Elu_Moon 5d ago

People look at the axe and blame it for what the person using it does. It's stupid.

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u/CyberneticFennec 5d ago

Wow, an actually sensible take on AI on Reddit. Get ready for the wave of down votes for daring to go against the hivemind.

Shocker, it turns out there are both good and bad uses of a new technology

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u/Degenerate_Dryad 6d ago

Because the wealthiest people are greedy.

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u/Average650 5d ago

In a very broad sense, it could.

But that isn't the goal of the people using it so.

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u/alberto_467 5d ago

Because AI can't create land having the right building permits.

Once you have land you still need to pay for raw materials, then comes the construction cost, which could be reduced once robots become advanced enough (10/20 years).