@miki@dragonscave.space @prism@infosec.exchange @tristan@hachyderm.io I can think of an analogy to computers themselves. When computers were new, people might have reasonably argued that all of the machines that we need should be feasible to manufacture locally in any town with the right craftspeople, and should be simple enough that those craftspeople can understand them. I also see where the analogy breaks down. A microprocessor or other integrated circuit reliably follows a human-made specification; a generative model does not.