I don't know if giving everyone a potentially dangerous technology is a way to make it safer. It feels more like it gives more people the chance to do harm
I think I see it as a tool, so it has good it can do and bad, so maybe it should be free but regulated. I haven't thought through a plan, I just think it's got the potential to be too powerful to just be everywhere
I'm skeptical too. My personal take is that this is a "picks and shovels" play for AI, where Meta hopes other businesses use the tools they create to create more tools, but I'm also still digesting.
I don't know if giving everyone a potentially dangerous technology is a way to make it safer. It feels more like it gives more people the chance to do harm
I think the key question is whether you believe AI is net good or bad. If it's net bad then yeah, probably not great to democratize access.
I think I see it as a tool, so it has good it can do and bad, so maybe it should be free but regulated. I haven't thought through a plan, I just think it's got the potential to be too powerful to just be everywhere
I'm skeptical too. My personal take is that this is a "picks and shovels" play for AI, where Meta hopes other businesses use the tools they create to create more tools, but I'm also still digesting.