Closed Source AI = Neofeudalism | the singularity is nearer
So this isn’t the original post I had here. The original post was AI slop, and let this be a lesson to me for posting it. It doesn’t matter if you read it and think it looks good. It’s still AI slop, and everyone else can see that. This rewritten post is the same idea, but slop-free.
Many of the best people working in AI did not join the field because they wanted power over others. So this isn’t the original post I had here. The original post was AI slop, and let this be a lesson to me for posting it. It doesn’t matter if you read it and think it looks good. It’s still AI slop, and everyone else can see that. This rewritten post is the same idea, but slop-free. Besides, “the master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house” Look, if you work in a frontier lab, I don’t blame you. You have a front row seat to the hinge of history. But consider what you are building and
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