Big Tech AI Is A Lie

Big tech AI is really quite problematic and a lie.

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[Leonhart_]

So Sam Altman is just a business man that happened to invest in OpenAI, and when that little fish turned out to be a pot of gold then he started to pose as great AI visionary? Hilarious turn of events 😂

[jacekmarczyk]

The rebranding of Linear Algebra as "Artificial Intelligence" may be the most successful marketing campaing of all time.

[badfeng]

Anything the ruling class promotes benefits the ruling class. Whether or not it benefits anyone else has no relation to whether or not they'll promote it. Most AI I've used has very clear establishment-aligned bias.

[mdfarrow]

We all imagined Ai would be used to solve complex issues; Fusion, global warming, cancer, world hunger, etc... But now that it's here, all the corporations are clamming to jam out agents as replacements of human labor in every single job imaginable. I have a hard time imagining this will end well.

[ghoulbby]

I have almost zero doubts that we will end up in a cyberpunk, low-life and high-tech future, rather than a solarpunk one. Every millimeter of breathing room we gain from tech advancements which could benefit the workers, will be used to disproportionally benefit the people at the top and further the class divide.

[Ramiromasters]

Look at all of the technology and productivity gained since 1938 40hrs work week in the Labor Standards Act, has any of the productivity gained resulted in 1 less hour of work?
or given anyone earlier retirement or more vacations? So every time you hear "more productivity" ask for who?

[Mythhammer]

The main reason that Big Tech wants government regulation of "AI" is they can't compete with the small agile and open source developers.

[murraymacdonald]

With AI "open-source" is a misleading term as there is almost no source. "Open Weights" is a term that has emerged to describe models where the weights and biases are released, but not the training data and sadly this describes the majority of "open-source" models. I'd argue models without training data are closed-source "free-beer" as their training data remains closed, and in the AI paradigm the data IS the source. There are a few truly open-source models out there that released their training data along with their weights and biases, but let's not get hoodwinked by people who characterize "free models" as "open-source". They are not. To be "open-source" they need release the training data and processes required to rebuild them from scratch.

[Captainmacmanny]

Long time ago power was in the hand of the king. The biggest lie is that the power is in the hands of the people. Power is in the hands of a few and they don’t want you to have it. In other words “nothing is free”.

[TinaHuang]

To those who think I don’t know the difference between trickle down economics and UBI, what I’m saying is that Sam preaches UBI and does things aligned with trickle down economics. Not that they are the same. They are in fact the opposite.

Now this part is just my opinion but I personally have a general distrust of governments (just like tech companies) saying they will do these things unless their is monetary incentive for them to do so. It’ll be great if it happens but I’m not holding my breath on it and securing myself regardless.

[Billybobcan]

When Billionaire Rich folk says I am donating 90% of my wealth to philanthropy, they mean they will give it to their own charitable foundation they started with their children in control, where only a trickle of income of the foundation goes to donation and rest is kept and used by their own families.

[onee]

If trickle down economy worked than why did the gap between rich and poor widen so much if we compare the top 1% (income gain 160.3%) compared to the bottom fifth of households (income gain 26%)? And if we take the top 0.1% the gap is even larger (income gain 345.2%). This data is from 1979 till 2019.

[thatscoolcontent]

A lot of what is being referred to as AI is more like advanced automation, backed by massive amounts of data, and feeding through language modeling.

[MrPuff]

1:30

“It all hit me the other day how AI’s use in Big Tech is unsettling…..anyways here’s an ad to learn how to use large language models in enterprise businesses/big tech”

[RedFren-pikn]

Those regulations are gonna regulate open source out of existence, and make AI a monopoly for corpos.

[KravMagoo]

I once called Sam Altman a real life Bond villain...and I haven't changed my mind

[youtuber]

AI is a lie, but you promote sponsored AI training??

[mb]

Many of those "open source" things you showed often run on closed source APIs. Only truly open source is things like PyTorch, open model, open weights, running your LLM locally etc.

[nicolaspace]

Feels great to hear someone not only say what needs to be said about big tech AI, but in front of a large audience. This may be your best video yet, at least in this vein of video.

[bandinopla]

saying "use Ai to help you out" is like saying "use books to help you out" or "use science to help you out" it is too broad...