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Social media post questions AI evangelists' motives and benefits

A social media post questions the motivations of prominent figures advocating for AI, suggesting their support stems from age, lack of understanding, corporate interests, or financial investment rather than genuine belief in its creative potential. The author criticizes the evangelistic language used to promote AI, comparing it to a cult, and argues that AI's benefits primarily serve corporate profits by replacing human labor, rather than consumers. The post also points to the negative impacts of AI on the environment, local communities, and intellectual property, drawing parallels to past technological fads like 3D TVs and NFTs. AI

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Social media post questions AI evangelists' motives and benefits

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    It's interesting how so many of the big names who out of the blue started vocally supporting AI as "the future" tend to be either 60+ or people who are not full

    It's interesting how so many of the big names who out of the blue started vocally supporting AI as "the future" tend to be either 60+ or people who are not fully informed on how it works, or people who lean towards the business/corporate element instead of creativity, or rich eno…