/mlpol/ - My Little Politics

>>371597
I consider myself a Christian. So I don't really find what you said to be pointless. Just saying this is not the best thread for it.
I won't fight you on it any further tho. Staff says I'm always trying to pick a fight. And they are probably right.

>>371600
Giving tools and suggestions. Like He can also be considered the greatest political analyst. The one who can show a way most wouldn't consider an option for what would seem impossible.
Everything is incredibly interrelated.
The CEO is priming people to continue 'trusting the science'.
The different flavor of trust us, and trust the technology.
It's a calculated move.
Business wise it's retarded at face value unless there is a whole hearted belief in ancient sci-fi AI or a backup plan. Temporary monopoly by asking people to just not play the game.
Looking at 'solely political' solutions things are technically dire.
So by expanding the range of options available there are options that make the situation not dire.
Urgent and alarming but not hopeless.

>>371604
>Business wise it's retarded at face value unless there is a whole hearted belief in ancient sci-fi AI or a backup plan.
How is investure in the incremental improvements in algorithms a retarded business move?
>Temporary monopoly by asking people to just not play the game.
What game?
>there are options that make the situation not dire
What are those options?

>>371605
>Nvidia CEO says we should forget about learning to code and learn to farm instead. AI will do all the coding.
If people don't know how to code, there is no work base. When shit breaks he's up shit creek. Well he'll likely be retired at that point.
>the game
Not having the skills and knots of how to code.
>options
Referring to all potential choices, but more specifically the poster bellow.
>>371580
That there are more choices that may be not initially obvious.
At times if not considered is God and all He can do.

>>371604
>The CEO is priming people to continue 'trusting the science'.
>The different flavor of trust us, and trust the technology.
>It's a calculated move.
Yup.
I'm thinking about Hare language. It is being developed to last for 100 years. This means it will compile no matter what because it has no dependencies and the language specification will be frozen. Remember, languages are always coming with new versions, which implies everybody must to upgrade to successfully compile, but, if the language is frozen, then it will compile forever.
So, if the tech honchos' plan is to take over most languages by injecting money into the foundations hiring developers and having influence on the development roadmap, Hare is standing apart and will be impervious to it.
Just my 2 cents.

>>371606
So what you're saying is that we should learn to code anyway?

>>371578
>Because that's what (((Ai))) is, a jewish/chink born concept
White men invented this.
>Every advancement is another entire tier of worker made useless.
That's how automation has always worked since the industrial revolution. Obsolete jobs are replaced as soon as they can be.
>since everyone not already a master should just be replaced, or die.
I wouldn't say it's how it "should" be, but that's how it is. That's how it's always been. The difference is with AI, it's going to develop a lot faster in sectors of people who have until recently thought their jobs would be safe from automation.

>>371618
>White men invented this
True, albeit a barebones, primitive version of it with rather limited applications. Most of what you know today as AI, was developed by east Asians. Same thing with the silicon that powers it. No sign of it changing any time soon.
>That's how automation has always worked since the industrial revolution. Obsolete jobs are replaced as soon as they can be.
The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is different tho. AI in particular is jeopardizing knowledge based jobs. Those which should be of greater interest for white people. As IQ does play a greater role in those jobs in comparison with skill based, manual labour. I'd say automation on this area does warrant wariness.
>That's how it's always been. The difference is with AI, it's going to develop a lot faster in sectors of people who have until recently thought their jobs would be safe from automation.
Yup, just as I was saying. The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is rather different. You almost sound vengeful anon.
Also, Am sure you know 4IR was pushed and shilled extensively to the masses by the WEF. I'm not saying this alone is proof of anything. But it sure warrants caution.

>>371620
>Most of what you know today as AI, was developed by east Asians. Same thing with the silicon that powers it.
Btw, just saying this because I've seen the argument here, that AI should be embraced solely on the basis it was invented by white men.

>>371622
That's not what I was saying.

>>371624
Heh heh. Sorry about that.

>>371620
>The fourth industrial revolution (4IR) is different tho.
This is true, but the constant remains the sane. Jobs become obsolete as soon as they can be automated.
>AI in particular is jeopardizing knowledge based jobs.
Blacksmithing was knowledge based, but there were still jobs that could be automated, and thus they were.
Industrialization wiped out 99% of blacksmiths because the majority of them were keeping themselves busy producing nothing but sloppy nails and hinges.
Scribed were knowledge based too, but the printing press wiped out 99% because they were doing nothing but copying text 1:1.
>As IQ does play a greater role in those jobs in comparison with skill based, manual labour.
This is true, but as with blacksmithing and scribing there's a lot of repetitive jobs which are doomed to automation as the machine learns the ways of the craft.
>I'd say automation on this area does warrant wariness.
Be wary of it, sure, but it's not exactly a thing you can stop. Automation rises like a tide. What's here is here to stay. You can't stop the spread of technology, only the people using it.
>But it sure warrants caution.
Be cautious of how it is used against you, because it could become a very potent tool for the powers that be.
>You almost sound vengeful anon
As a veteran Anon, I'm no stranger to schadenfreude. Seeing normies seethe at what's coming to them gives me a chuckle, even if I'm to suffer alongside them in the end. I smile whenever I see bloated tech-sector Silicon alley denizens and "artists" on Twitter with troon flags in their bios scream as they realize that their "creative" jobs are slowly being replaced as they helplessly watch, while they themselves mocked the plight of rural communities being broken by deindustrialization, when they didn't realize that they would be next on the chopping block.

>>371620
>As IQ does play a greater role in those jobs in comparison with skill based, manual labour.
A lot of this has been outsourced to pajeets for some time now.

>>371629
imagine being a pajeet scammer and losing your job to AI

>>371628
>This is true, but the constant remains the sane. Jobs become obsolete as soon as they can be automated.
Not denying that.
>Blacksmithing was knowledge based, but there were still jobs that could be automated, and thus they were.
Ok, I acknowledge dividing jobs between skill and knowledge-based was a poor generalization. And the terms are a bit muddy.
But still, leaving individual examples behind. It is true that automation has up to this point created a disproportionate demand for highly-skilled and highly knowledgeable professionals. So, generally, only low-skilled workers were truly impacted.
Things are different now. The scale and speed at which automation could spread is incomparable. And the job opportunities that can arise from machine learning cannot really make up for it.
>Be wary of it, sure, but it's not exactly a thing you can stop. Automation rises like a tide. What's here is here to stay. You can't stop the spread of technology, only the people using it.
You probably meant to say. "It can't be stopped (forever)." Gun powder eventually came and did it's thing on society. But before then, it was lost to time.
>Be cautious of how it is used against you, because it could become a very potent tool for the powers that be.
Since the powers that be own the development of tech. Every technology belongs to them by default.
You can try and use it against them. But you can be sure it has already been used against you to far greater effect by that point.
Dissidents are blind if they see tech as an opportunity to turn things around. If anything, it's a ticking time bomb, much like the confiscation of firearms. Action must be taken before it's too late.
>I smile whenever I see bloated tech-sector Silicon alley denizens and "artists" on Twitter with troon flags in their bios scream as they realize that their "creative" jobs are slowly being replaced as they helplessly watch
Undesirables aren't the only ones who'll be affected.
>while they themselves mocked the plight of rural communities being broken by deindustrialization
I think bitterness is clouding your judgement.
>Seeing normies seethe at what's coming to them gives me a chuckle, even if I'm to suffer alongside them in the end.
Well, I guess the discussion is over then.
>>371629
There are levels to this. Pajeets aren't exactly distinguished in semiconductors.
Truth is, intelligence and creativity are still the biggest strengths and capital of the white race. Externalization in this scale is diminishing it's importance.

>>371631
>the job opportunities that can arise from machine learning cannot really make up for it.
This will be true for most people, or at least those who aren't dirt farmers.
>Pajeets aren't exactly distinguished in semiconductors.
Yeah, it's Taiwan that did most of that. They really kicked it off in investing in the semiconductor trade. The next few countries are decades behind them.

Well, I was right all along.
Just in. The Gemini AI refuses to output C++ code to a minor because it is "unsafe"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2npdV6tX1g
I told you so.

AI is one of those things that kind of sucks but people implement it anyway because it's the newest buzzword and they want to look tech savvy. I sell on Mercari and they have a new AI thing that scans your picture and then tries to autogenerate a title. I listed some metal stamps and it generated a title for a keyboard LOL ebay has a new AI description generator and all it does is generate a title that's all fluff and BS, like when your teacher wants a 1000 word essay and you are really padding your sentences to reach that word count

>>371685
Potential dangers of the tech itself aside, AI is just the latest meme propping up the meme economy. It’s the hype thing right now that everyone is pouring money into, and then there will be a crash, some people/companies/products will be wiped out, the tech will continue to be utilized, but you won’t hear as much about it.

>>371632
>This will be true for most people, or at least those who aren't dirt farmers.
A farm is a good idea regardless anon. Wish you luck on that.
>Yeah, it's Taiwan that did most of that.
Well, you do make a good point. IQ is not the only factor that made Taiwanese silicon so good.
Still, Whites could do an equal if not better job with similar investment. I honestly doubt pajeets will ever produce a chip that's not as laughable as their code.
Well, enough doom posting from me. I reckon this was all just speculation. Who knows where this tech will go and how fast it will happen?
>>371684
Something must be done to answer the Rust Question.

>>371597
I've got a better idea, I'll pray to Celestia instead, since unlike God and Jesus she actually exists and actually does anything to help anyone.

>>371618
>That's how automation has always worked since the industrial revolution. Obsolete jobs are replaced as soon as they can be.
Automation is a red herring, if we care about the common worker we'll slam the borders shut and bring the jobs back.

>>371718
This, actually. Immigration and outsourcing are much bigger threats to workers and have been for some time. The automation meme is probably a deliberate distraction.

Ironically, the jobs that seem like they can be most easily automated are the high-paying email jobs that urban leftists tend to have. Jobs that just deal with information or data processing, or content generation like ad copywriting, can be turned over to an AI pretty easily. Anything that involves physical labor or any degree of physical dexterity, especially where there's potential danger to either people or products if the machine fucks up somehow, won't be fully automated for a long, long time if ever.

There's been talk for years about replacing truck drivers with self-driving vehicles, but they're nowhere close to having the technology at a level where it could be safe enough to do that. Bullshit jobs like "social media manager", though, can be replaced by robots without much trouble.

>>371720
My dad is an actual truck driver. Lots of migrants going through a quick training course and getting put in trucks, they are willing to drive for dirt cheap and they are willing to do as they are told and drive trucks that shouldn't be on the road. owner operators are struggling to stay in business because the foreign drivers will drive for cheap, my dad talked to another driver yesterday and was shocked he was an actual American who spoke English, pretty much every other driver he has seen for months at truck stops are foreigners who don't speak English. A lot of the old timer American drivers are avoiding sleeping at truck stops because they are no longer a safe place to park. the foreign drivers are not very good at driving and keep destroying trucks, not being able to read road signs also creates problems but companies love them because they will drive whatever. little known fact is that a trucking company is not responsible if their truck fails a random roadside inspection or fails the scales, the driver is the one who is responsible and the one who gets fined so having drivers who will drive an illegal truck saves on repair costs. another driver was at the DMV and 2 migrant drivers can in to get their license and the DMV noticed that they both had IDENTICAL information on their documents, same name, same address, everything was the same and the DMV was trying to figure out what to do.
Dad drives trucks with automated collision avoidance systems, it will automatically slam on the brakes when it sees shadows or falling snow which is extra fun on slick roads

For a sidestep about Aislop replacing jobs found some good videos on for the new npc, ai is being used for pure propaganda and this guy breaks down how they're doing it.

Woke injection prompts at Jewgle
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Df3AV9Nv1bY

Prolife is dangerous according to Microshaft
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_BUL2OEHhM

>tl;dw
>Big Tech is intentionally hiding a sub prompt in the query to generators that promotes their dogma from the viewer and outputs it without showing you any other option.

We've seen this for a long time with niggers in search results when they shouldn't be showing up when you searched for white families, this is just the newest extension since aislop is meant to be consumed by everyone, it's propaganda use is magnified and the line between real and generated becomes harder as we reach the conclusion. This lets them fully enact 1984 "it was always like this" shit, because niggers in media can still be recognized as the woke agenda, but when its used stealthily to show niggers in historical setting like photos they can do whatever they want if it looks real.

Remember the justification they're using for the Gaza landgrab, with generators that can't be recognized as ai they can just proompt whatever propaganda and scream at you and ruin your life if you don't believe their lies. Eventually if they wanted they can just fully erase whites from history and after genociding them because (((ai))) is a tool to rewrite history according to their worldview.

Unsurprisingly chatbots and ai systems are vulnerable to all kinds of hostile instructions.
If they're going to have any kind of dumb ai running around at all times the open point for any kind of attack is all the time and from everywhere.
As you can guess that's a big fuckall uphill battle.
Since dumb AI is all about doing things as fast as computers can be the arms race for malware will be rocketing so fast that it's a digital nuke.
As continual production of them in depth and breadth it'll be another cold war with everybody.
Even with multiple anti-malware dumb AI going around doing stuff the expected result is there will still be more malware.
Actually trying to safeguard all systems with any kind of input and unhardened to sound, radiation, magnetic pulses, light and physical effects it's already over.
Trying to stuff the genie back into the bottle isn't going to happen. Ever.
An adversarial network on vms simulating a network of vms in a virtual physical space duking it out.
Bam.

>>371598
>For short gains;
I mean the same way people are getting a taste of the goodlife with riding crypto influence, while the jews make moves to control it's use with CDBDs to mimick China, or nightmarish shit like Gate's 060606 crypto that is generated in your body. These could have only been brought about after the unregulated cryptofag space was allowed for a time. You can get on the usury train and copy jews but that just makes you more like a jew while any involvement in the tech just justified the end goal agendas. Look at some of the /biz/bug who look at everything with the same mindset of a Jew asking first "how can I profit off this" regardless of who suffers

Ai is much the same. Palantir was where the jews dumped their blood money before OpenAi, or Nvidia did anything at all in the sector. Palantir isn't as well known by normies, but it was involved in Ai development and the covid clotshots much earlier. LLMs being released to the public to get the suckers involved to early adoption, while they let you write smut and talk to ai girlfriends they're busy in the background to putting LLMs to use to stamp out "disinformation" and Ai targeting in the military. The only thing early adoption like imageboard users did was help train the badthink detection, since all prompts fed through the bigtech's servers and we all know they work together. Look at (((Gemini))) Bing and OpenAi all doing the same thing to circumvent real freedom of expression that will parrot woke shit that you can't be racist to whites, and only white nationalism is bad.

>Cutting down people abandoning morals.
An observation of an aifag shows that nothing else matters except fulfilling the ai user's wants within the allowed-freedom, it's dope hits that drive addiction and greed fueled by envy like a Jew. Why work with anyone at all if the Ai can do everything you ask, why pay for anyone's work if it's expendable to the super computer the big tech jew wants to put everywhere. Who cares who's life is impacted negatively, as long as it can make yours better? "How can I profit off this" Why wait for something that takes a human hand if you can have passable now? And who cares about higher standards when your audience is too stupid to notice the difference, but stemming from the fact that the proompter himself is a midwit tampering in something he doesn't have a clue how to do without ai holding his hand like a baby.

Ai puts WEF indoctrination into the heads of everyone that people aren't worth keeping around if they're replaceable, and the soulless pursuit of progress is what comes first and the wake of ruined lives will be justified or an afterthought like Griffith's shortcut to counterfeit godhood. While the rest of society is increasingly infantalized stripped of their creative thinking, and of critical thinking to the AI Nany who knows better, is smarter, is more creative and more moral than anyone you or someone you could find. At least that's the propaganda being increasingly shoved down our throat at the gains in a couple years which I don't believe are organic.

>>371830
To expound on Palantir and other Aislop thats more nasty. The NOW NOW NOW neurotic behavior is what's driving the depopulation, wanting the desired results NOW is all Aifags think about. Palantir using (((Ai))) is the same as every other big tech invested in Ai. A tool for control, not freedom. Maybe this tech could be for freedom at one point, but that kind of direction has been inverted just like how judges were supposed to be fair, are now biased against you with Onigger judges and other orweilien shit all around the world. Maybe white coders built the ai structure, but jews control it with big money and blackmail so it's irrelevant. They've been positioning how to put (((Ai))) to use as a means of enslavement and culling the population for years.
>"Palantir’s software, which uses AI to analyze satellite imagery, open-source data, drone footage, and reports from the ground to present commanders with military options, is “responsible for most of the targeting in Ukraine,”
This sure sounds like a 1:1 repeat of what the jews are doing with Israel and Ai.

>The jew wants Gaza NOW, so he uses Ai to carpet bomb the shit out of Palestine. Accuracy be damned the computer says light em up.
>The jew wants Khazaria and to cull more whites NOW, so he uses Ai satalites and drones to send Ukies to the meat grinder with a plan designed to fail. And if you think they're not using Ai to track deserters then you're out of the loop, they already test ran Ai to to track good and bad goy cattle during covid.
>The jew doesnt want to be questioned anymore, so has aicourts and aidetection for (((hate speech))) and pre-crime that end bad goys life. Afterall the Ai can predict what you will do before you do it, so don't question your sentence goy.
>The jew wants total obedience NOW, so he has Ai read brain patterns and has badthinkers to be reprogrammed. Only the most docile of cattle will be allowed to work, you do as you're told and parrot the company ideology. The npc transformation is complete.
>The jew wants more money NOW, so he uses Ai to autodeny applications of qualified canidates, going to niggers and jeets instead, eroding the middle class then firing the same niggers and jeets later and buying a yacht. "Diversity is our stregth"

>>371831
What what would you propose doing about it?

>>371832
Raise hell, stop using ai, moreover educate people that it's glownigger OPs all the way down for war, control and depopulation. OpenAI and Palantir was started by the same faggot, Peter Thiel.
>Founded in 2003 with funding from the CIA’s In-Q-Tel program, Palantir specializes in data mining and analytics. Its only client until 2008 was the CIA.
>Last year in 2023 Palantir unveiled its AIP, or Artificial Intelligence Platform, which can serve as an aid in battlefield intelligence and decision-making, including analyzing enemy targets and proposing battle plans.

Bastards didn't get to kill as many people as they wanted with covid's fear mongering to take the gene therapy and had to back down on making it mandatory even after most of the goy took the first shot, people wouldn't take infinite boosters. Ai is designed to blindside us into training (((enslavement tools))) like how covid was done with the notion of "safety" to corral people like cattle. The (((ai war))) in Ukraine with Palantir can be why it's been deadlocked with no progress, because it's been thrown into a new environment to train to kill enemy goys indiscriminately and it's shit at war strategy for now.

It's already a thing that Russia adopted Ai to facial ID track people protesting like China does, so there's no reason to not believe they're not throwing their soldiers into the ML meatgrinder on their side too. 'Ai' aka all (((machine learning))) is done through rapid failures, exponentially faster than a human can fail and correct through repetition and revision. Therefor longer the war goes on the more accurate and deadly the Ai becomes like skynet because Ukrainians and Russians are being used as guineapigs to be blood sacrificed against the machine learning how to more effectively kill bad goys. This is of course why they're ignoring any calls to stop. It may just be (((Ai vs Ai))) targeting humans to be depopulated in an algorithmic war of attrition to see which kike backed Ai comes out on top like investors in a stock exchange.

>Israel-linked CIA-funded Palantir goes public, making espionage mainstream
https://archive.is/dJGqW
>How Peter Thiel's Palntir helped the NSA spy on the whole world
https://archive.is/XHETv
>Thiel's Palantir, Israel Agree Strategic Patnership for Battle Tech
https://archive.is/zVUJn
>Elon Musk And Peter Thiel Launch OpenAI
https://archive.is/KFxhI
>Palantir Supplying Israel With New Tools Since Hamas War Started
https://archive.is/d9Jho
>How tech giants turned Ukrain into an Ai war lab
https://archive.is/RpVJ6

And I was right, it's the same glownigger kikes doing their (((Ai targeting))) in Israel mentioned earlier ITT, which is just a 100x increase of targeting with no real accuracy... Yet. So this makes 2 immensely fake and gay propaganda wars that are being solely used to train their Ai which is just shaping up to be their (((digital golems))) by the same CIAnigger company, Palantir. It looks like they're trying to quickly finish their GlowOPs projects to cement their rule before the world wakes up to being jewed and since big tech is a monopoly orgy they're not intending to give people a choice or even being allowed to opt out, (((ai))) will be forceibly integrated into society and their indoctrination can then go undetected or unquestioned with a blockchain digital ID, with a China style credit score or worse.

>>371832
Don't wanna start over again. But tbh, if the perceived danger turns out to be real. Nothing short of a civil war is going to solve the issue.
Not saying you can stuff the genie back into the bottle. But unless "the powers that be" are ousted from their throne. AI is going to be far more detrimental than benefitial for the dissidents. They got the tech under their control. Entering an arms race against the corporate mass is a death sentence. So the only option is to act before it's too late.

>>371833
>Raise hell
And do what? Protest? Write angry letters? Shitpost on the internet?
Or do you mean direct action?
>stop using ai
That won't make it go away.
>educate people
That, I can do, but what are they to do once they have the information?
>It looks like they're trying to quickly finish their GlowOPs projects to cement their rule before the world wakes up to being jewed and since big tech is a monopoly orgy they're not intending to give people a choice or even being allowed to opt out
This has been reality for a long time now. Nobody likes what big tech is doing to us, and nobody is really comfortable with the way algorithms are being integrated into everything. Even the most basis normies don't like it, but they all go along with it anyways because they're powerless to stop it. What is there to "wake up"?
>>371838
>Nothing short of a civil war is going to solve the issue.
A civil war would only affect one country at a time. How is that to make the social changes brought about by these technologies go away?
>So the only option is to act before it's too late.
And do what? Where do you even start?

>>371839
>A civil war would only affect one country at a time.
Civil war may not be the best word for it. I'm essentially talking about a power grab to topple the current establishment.
To me, in a pragmatic way, this technology is similar to the regulation of firearms. Sure, people have come up with several workarounds. But allow it to go on long enough, and sooner or later firearm ownership will be abolished.
You can't adapt forever. It'll have to come to arms eventually.
>How is that to make the social changes brought about by these technologies go away?
If there's any solution. It won't happen under the current establishment.

>And do what? Where do you even start?
You don't ask someone how to kick the Jew out of your nation. That's on you.
Seriously tho, trying to use this tech against them is still a good place to start. Just don't bet on some impossible arms race.

It was only 4 years ago when everyone and their grandma wanted to get into programming. Damn did times change fast.
This boom in AI might just result in an industry that elevates blue collar work again, cuz machines ultimately can't fix themselves. I don't know if that means something akin to old robber baron days or simply adaptation/integration into pre-existing work.

>>371531
I remember when we used to have fun with AI before the (((left))) ruined everything.

I want Tay back so bad bros.

>>371532
this and its not a surprise they spend most of their time and energy convincing people AI is the next NFT to hate and reject so they dont reallize they can use it to produce just about any competing product. A small time can now make animated film with ammateur voice acting.

>>371900
proper uses of AI:
being racist on the internet
making waifus real

improper use of AI:
replacing all high paying jobs so we are slaves to zog

>>372391
Why would they hire a human to do jobs that a machine can?

>>372396
that some fine capitalist thinking you got there son, you get the gas chamber first
business should work for the betterment of the people, forming a monopoly and running the whole thing with soulless machines while you pay workers who mop up shit pennies is some serious jew shit
stop sucking ayn rands kike taint and learn to be a real man

>>372397
You're missing the point.
Why would they do it? What's their incentive? Who's going to make them?
This is how it's always been, and there's no end in sight.

>>372396
Because they SHOULD have some sort of desire to help the community that helped them. They SHOULD have a desire to give back to the people who make their business possible. We SHOULD live in a high trust society where the unwritten social contract causes businesses to give back to people, and for people to give businesses the benefit of the doubt when they may be wrong, when they may be vulnerable, or when one could seek to do wrong against them.

>>372420
>why would they do it
because its the right thing to do
>what's their incentive
if you do right by the people around you, they'll do right by you
>who's going to make them
societal pressure
>this is how its always been
for you if you were born after 1964 in the US
>and there's no end in sight
yeah you're probably right on this one

>>372424
>because its the right thing to do
Businesses don't operate this way.
>if you do right by the people around you, they'll do right by you
Idk if that works business wise.
>societal pressure
I don't think that's going to work out long term. Social pressure has never stopped the inorexible progress of automation.
>for you if you were born after 1964 in the US
No, before that too. Ever since the industrial revolution, automation has replaced jobs that humans did as soon as machines did it faster.
Are you wearing hand-made, custom artisan shoes right now? Or are you wearing shoes made on an assembly line in a factory?

Thing is, implying people when a machine could do the work thousands of times as fast and more efficiently is a waste of resources. Even if you want to employ people, creating jobs that don't actually need to exist is basically just welfare; paying people just because, even though a machine could be doing it. Doing that would mean a departure from the concept of business as we know it; because so far the purpose of business has been to be productive, not just give people jobs.
If you're giving a guy a job that a machine could do for no reason other than charity, why not just give him the money directly while the machine does the job anyway? It would save him time, and the work still gets done.

>>372432
"hurr durr jews have been convincing people to behave like self-centered cunts for centuries therefore we should do what the jew says instead of demanding something different"

>>372397
>for you if you were born after 1964 in the US
who's going to tell him?

>>372440
well burger, you have that gun, you have that attitude, why dont you go feed the tree of liberty some blood. clearly thats the only solution since you are asking for a mulligan on 300 years of industrial history.

>An observation of an aifag shows that nothing else matters except fulfilling the ai user's wants within the allowed-freedom, it's dope hits that drive addiction and greed fueled by envy like a Jew. Why work with anyone at all if the Ai can do everything you ask, why pay for anyone's work if it's expendable to the super computer the big tech jew wants to put everywhere. Who cares who's life is impacted negatively, as long as it can make yours better? "How can I profit off this" Why wait for something that takes a human hand if you can have passable now? And who cares about higher standards when your audience is too stupid to notice the difference, but stemming from the fact that the proompter himself is a midwit tampering in something he doesn't have a clue how to do without ai holding his hand like a baby.
as someone who pays for art and artists, please an hero as soon as possible. There is an abundance of customers who want art, the problem is in the hands of artfags.

>>372442
>>372443
Seconding these two.

>jew: learn to farm!!
Oh ok. I'll start by buying bunch of cows and eventually I'll have enough to sell grass-fed meat to all
>jew: NOOOOO NOT LIKE THAT!!!!!