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highplainsdem

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4. Yes. It's all about money, power and market share. A race to have the one AI tool that's used most widely

Reply to Ferryboat (Reply #1)

Mon Dec 30, 2024, 12:32 PM

Dec 30

and people have been made most dependent on.

And of course people's use of AI adds immensely to the data these companies gather, and allows the companies to manipulate users of their AI tools.

But the companies still want users to be legally responsible for any problems AI causes.

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Warning: If AI social media tools make a mistake, you're responsible [View all] cbabe Dec 30 OP

Why is everyone so eager to incorporate AI when it generates false information? Ferryboat Dec 30 #1

Shiny new bauble to buy. Next level entertainment after video games. Cool dude stuff. cbabe Dec 30 #3

Yes. It's all about money, power and market share. A race to have the one AI tool that's used most widely highplainsdem Dec 30 #4

Yes. They're following the lead of other tech companies peddling AI that did this much earlier. Microsoft highplainsdem Dec 30 #2

Just like Amy other tool. Ms. Toad Dec 30 #5

No different from all software licenses dickthegrouch Dec 30 #6

I've been researching the use of AI Unladen Swallow Dec 30 #7