• danc4498@lemmy.world
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    1 month ago

    I think this should be the reasoning politicians use to make AI companies owned by the public.

    These AI models are nothing without all the data they were trained on. All this data is content produced by humans throughout history. AI is the ultimate product of thousands of years of human progress. Why should we allow corporations to be the primary beneficiaries of this?

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      1 month ago

      The AI isn’t very useful, that’s a problem. The government will make them public, then the public will own their huge dept. the oligarchs will receive golden parachutes in the form of a buyout and we will get stuck with the bill. Fuck that, make the technofeudalists liquidate at reasonable prices. Give people their homes back. Make them pay to supply clean water everywhere an open-loop DC was constructed. Jail them for terrorism after polluting our skies and attempting to corner the market on information in order to control the populace.

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      1 month ago

      Best case scenario but that’s not the one we will be getting.

      Copyright juggernauts and data brokers, the ones that actually own all the data like Reddit and universal records, will get paid.

      Open weight models won’t be allowed in business contexts or to be served online, OpenAI and company get a fat monopoly which suits them.

      People are cheering for their own doom. The handful of big AI company are going to end up owning a solid chunk of the economy. It’s basically going to be an AI tax.

      You will be replaced by an agent, OpenAI will only sell them to your employer in bulk at a stupid price so you can’t turn around and compete. That bulk price per agent will still be cheaper than your monthly wage.

      Find me one politician that even mentioned forcing these models public. It’s a fantasy.

      • schipelblorp@sh.itjust.works
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        1 month ago

        The current copyright system is a artifact of US-dominated systems the world is rapidly disassociating itself from.

        The worst case scenario is American companies are able to lock down the United States, but the rest of the world will ignore it.