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A trillion-dollar problem
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this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2025
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Not trying to defend the AI hype train here, but isn't this the case for basically every new technology: steam engines replaced muscle labor, computers replaced people doing the calculations, the internet replaced many different occupation.
And for the most part we are better off now. Calling someone in a different country, let alone on another continent was crazy expensive just a few decades ago. Lemmy is built on these technology and would not be possible if all had to be done by human labor (a literal mailing list?).
Having said that I think the main issue with AI (LLMs) or the internet at the moment is regulation or the lack of it.