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This gives me shopping cart theory vibes. I don't usually base my moral compass based on whether my action will have some kind of measurable impact, but whether I believe it's the right thing to do. After the intense doubling down in that discussion thread I'm definitely steering clear of lutris. It costs me very little effort to avoid projects that do icky things I don't want to encourage (even though it may not have a measurable impact~)
I can't fix the problem, therefore I'll be part of the problem.
At my job we have been told how we have to start using AI more. I can't really see any point. The only tasks AI can help me for are pointless tasks from HR that shouldn't exist in the first place. Monthly forms with questions like "how are you feeling emotionally", used to take me ages to come up with corpo bullshit friendly answers but locally hosted deepseek does it in seconds.
When my work enabled Gemini, I asked it how to disable it. It said it couldn't help me and asked if I had another question. I didn't.
That's the only interaction I've willingly had with it.
The HR department will see that it's not quality human HR-slop and the thought police will be with you shortly
Oh LLMs are great at writing HR slop
But then there's no suffering
In my experience, AI models are fairly good at contextual search. That's the only thing I use them for.
Yes, if we had documentation then I suspect AI tools could be good for finding information in that.