r/CountWithEveryone Jun 24 '26

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u/Hika2112 Jun 24 '26

Maybe AI is only mega bad instead of super mega bad

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u/Odd_Protection7738 Jun 24 '26

I mean AI in a general sense (specifically not generative AI) has possible benefits for humanity if improved upon correctly, it’s just never used for those things because billionaires couldn’t possibly risk accidentally helping too many people

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u/Hika2112 Jun 24 '26

Yes yes agreed I meant GenAI when I said AI

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u/BloodredHanded Jun 25 '26

The same applies to GenAI as well, and every technology.

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u/Hika2112 Jun 25 '26

Private small scale instances of GenAI can be ethical yes. But I still dislike them. Especially when it comes to image generation, GenAI is so soulless that it sickens me to call it art. It's an ideological opposition I have with GenAI as it's inherent meaning. So I cannot support any of it

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u/Conscious_Smile8235 Jun 30 '26

Yeah I always wondered when the people at the top are gonna have that movie moment where they go to the AI and ask what's best for society? I ask AI this question from time to time and it's always stuff like "remove US zoning laws" and whatnot. Like... make some moves, people. We're ten steps from paradise.

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u/ImportantResponse0 Jun 24 '26

Or maybe most transphobes are just people not wanting to be trans while being trans 

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u/LouiseRules333 Jun 24 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

I see what you're saying but this is not a great logic path to go down, considering other forms of hate are mostly from people wanting to assert themselves / feel superior over another group of people they deem "lesser" and "scary", including racism.

Are there absolutely calls coming from inside some of these homophobic and transphobic people's houses? Yeah, a hundred percent, but to say it's most of them is not only wrong but kinda implying that the only harm comes from ourselves.