idk if it is serious or not, but it is what I saw in indeed newsletter today.

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[–] 2 points 8 months ago (-1 children)

I get that it's convenient

I'm saying it's unsafe to use if you don't already completely understand the output

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    There are safety courses for dangerous machinery

    https://www.ihsa.ca/Training/Courses/Chainsaw-Operation-and-Maintenance-(2024).aspx

    AI safety is not being considered by businesses.

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    The cherry picker was invented because ladders are bad, and they are much safer than ladders. Businesses started using them because it's a better and safer tool for the job.

    Your "reasonable businesses" are still playing. They are asking their employees to produce more and understand less.

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    Usually not. At least from where I sit

    Well that's fairly privileged for you.

    You still haven't said anything about what ways your business encourages safe use of the thing. Tradesmen have a long history of training new workers on how to work safely.

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