@mushroom_man@infosec.exchange
2026-05-29 16:26 UTC
@junkman@mastodon.social I see your car analogy and I raise you a slavery analogy: that, too, had “proved some degree of usefulness” for “some people very good at wielding it as a tool”.
And I bet you’d rather not know how it worked (works) if you were the one finding it handy for the benefits it provided you. Saying you don’t partake while loudly proclaiming its usefulness is not fooling anyone.
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@junkman@mastodon.social 2026-05-29 17:41
@mushroom_man@infosec.exchange that analogy is also useful. I don't like that the whole LLM functionality is based on stealing humanity's knowledge for profit. Outright violated (shitty) copyright law and basically the regular people got screwed over while mega corporations just agreed not to make a big fuzz about it. The foundations are so rotten and just so people can chat with their computers instead of doing manual pointing and typing.