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User criticizes new AI prompting hardware as a "worse idea"

A Mastodon user expressed strong disapproval of a new prompting hardware prototype, calling it a "worse idea." The user argued that if people could perfectly articulate their needs, the world would be different, and that simply acquiescing to demands for faster horses won't lead to better cars. Additionally, the user noted that "Loveable," cited as an inspiration, has faced criticism for producing insecure code. AI

RANK_REASON User opinion piece on a hardware prototype, not a core AI development.

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User criticizes new AI prompting hardware as a "worse idea"

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

    This could not possibly be a worse idea. Once again, if people could exhaustively & accurately describe what they wanted, we'd be living in a completely differe

    This could not possibly be a worse idea. Once again, if people could exhaustively & accurately describe what they wanted, we'd be living in a completely different goddamn world. Also, even if they could, you're basically saying that having an uncritical machine aqcuiesce to every…