AI can be good without it being unethical, but for some reason most AI companies (especially in the US) don't care for ethics
How about you accept some bad things first, scam altman
What if AI mysteriously decides to render every billionaire on the planet penniless, Sam? Just for bits 'n' giggles. Is that some of the 'good stuff' you're on about?
What benefits?
Or this:
Officer, we're having a doozy of a day
Is it safe to say the good things he is talking about are him getting very rich and using the tech to shield himself from consequences? And the bad things will happen to everyone else?
Hey Sam I have some bad outcomes I'd like you to accept for foisting your profit driven scheme upon us. Come over here and I'll show you what I have in mind.
I mean if we have to suffer a version of France in 1793 because of AI, I'm very much okay with that then.
Glad we agree there Mr. Altman.
I can think of a few bad things for Sam to accept.
Fuck off.
Serious Marie Antoinette vibes..
he alledged SA'ed his sister for 9 years.
If you want to make an omelette, you're going to have to break a couple eggs. The eggs are yours, by the way. And the omelette is going to destroy your house when I cook it. And I'm not going to pay you for anything. In fact, pay me for the eggs.
You forgot the omelette is also his
The modern day Three Little Pigs fable
“Eat shit so I can profit” - Altman
The problem is that we're being asked to shoulder the externalized costs while still having to pay for the benefits.
Well, okay, that's not the only problem, but it's certainly one that Altman is glossing over.
I’m really sick and tired of accepting ‘bad things’
Dear Sam Altman,
Fuck you.
Sincerely,
The People
The dude is being worst than Farquaad from Shrek.
He can't even articulate a point. The phrase is, "there's a lot of daylight [between two things]" referring to a rift in understandings. You don't just say "there's a lot of daylight", that just means it's daytime.
He uses AI all the time, he's shared many stories of his daily usage of it.
It's surprising he can even still form an independent thought tbh.
he replaced his brain with AI chips, borrowed from Zuckerborgs android.
Big tech CEO probably the easiest job to replace with an LLM.
Sounds a lot like what Charlie Kirk said about guns…
"Many of you will die, and that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make!"
AI executives aren't nearly worried enough about bad things happening to them.
Yeah, I feel like this is a bit like Charlie Kirk saying we had to accept a few gun deaths were acceptable for having the 2nd amendment. Easy thing to say, until you have a bullet in your neck.
These AI CEOs are fine with bad things happening to other people. Their tune would be different if they were affected.
No.
What are the benefits, Sam?
He didn't say they're benefits for us. There are plenty of benefits for Sam. And we're a sacrifice he's willing to make.
Sounds similar to "some people will need to die in order for the rest of us to keep guns"
Now if only someone could expedite the swift ending the asshole who said that last thing got for this current asshole.
Altman needs to be thrown, bodily, into an active volcano
Yeah so that he can enrich himself. Hope your AI bites you in the ass Altman.
Sure, when you present evidence that there are actually any real benefits for us, any of your rich assholes can try to chime in but they can only point out how it benefits them so no real arguments there.
Currently you're just a snake oil salesman so FUCK OFF!!
He is one of a number so unless a comprehensive plan is made it will just continue to roll on.
They should just go to prison for stealing data / work of people. They knowingly used illegally obtained data to “train” off of.
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