An A.I. Utopia Is No Place For Humans - Blood Knife
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AI advocates promise a future free of human labor. But a future with no use for humans is no future at all.
An A.I. Utopia Is No Place For Humans The A.I. future we’re being offered has little use for human labor—or human beings at all by Christopher Pearce Over the last year, an unlikely path to automated utopia has come into view. Built on an endless amount of stolen artistic labor, generative A.I. tools like DALL-E and ChatGPT can now generate a seemingly infinite amount of ready-made images and text—from illustrations to comics to short stories to essays and marketing material—all with just a simple written prompt. Automation has historically been focused primarily on physical labor like transpo
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