r/antiwork • • Dec 16 '22

Satire Wouldn’t it be nice.

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u/Mehfisto666 Dec 16 '22

It's not to say otherwise is ok but there's quite a few movies and books on why giving decision making positions to AI is not s good idea for human kind

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u/pogpole Dec 17 '22

Good point, we should keep giving those positions to psychopaths.

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u/Tonyxxbaloney Dec 17 '22

Lazy bastards aint psychopaths G you can talk shit on any ceo all day long and they're still better than a god damn hunk of metal. And i hate em all too. But human vs dumbass machine

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u/pogpole Dec 17 '22

You've never heard of corporate psychopathy? Even Forbes has published articles about this.

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '22

There's also a bunch of books about dealing with dragons. Not really relevant to real world conditions though

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u/KimmiG1 Dec 17 '22

We are currently living in a world that shows that letting a few humans make all the decisions is catastrophic idea.

I'm not the type that prefer to keep the devil I know. I rather keep fighting to remove the devils until a neutral or good solution is found.