Not sure if there's any point in saying this, but the fact that the technology has notable companies pushing it forward that are often associated with fascism does not mean that the technology itself is somehow inextricably linked to fascism, just like how Microsoft making an operating system doesn't associate operating systems in general with Microsoft or their goals. The GR was concerned with the technology as a whole AFAICT, not the companies developing some variants of it.

I like this reply.

LLM in the open source world seem to be seen as evil things but the tech doesn’t have to be trained on copyrighted material and doesn’t have to be run by evil companies.

I don’t like the anti sentiment which Codeberg also seems to share… there is nothing bad with LLMs themselves, just with implementations of them.

Celebrating anti-AI is like fighting the Internet in the early 2000s or steam machines in the industrial age… Of course some companies are doing bad things like always but the technology makes our lives easier

Do you really want the public to be aware of how shitty the reality is?

I mean here in Germany e.g the reality is that our justice system is overloaded and many criminals can get away because the courts have more cases than they can handle.

I prefer that the wide public doesn’t know that we could already live in anarchy to some degree…

Oh, I actually switched from making mobile apps back to web apps a while ago.

Not because of Texas but because I am sick of Google and Apple dictatorship.

Until this article I wasn’t sure how big the AI bubble is…

But seeing that more than 99% of the public don’t really use AI and then comparing that to tech stocks makes me sure the bubble is just like in the 2000s

Of course some stuff will stick just like in the 2000s but with these high valuations and 99% of people not using it, it will take a long time till break-even