• drkt@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    9 days ago

    what is the point of defending generative AI against criticism

    because the criticism is nearly always just “I don’t like it”; see the original comment.
    You’re either deeply confused about what I said or you’re deliberately engaging in dishonest discourse by picking and choosing whatever strawman you can argue with and applying that to me as if I said that when I didn’t.

    You can make photography and disregard other type of artists. Scabs see themselves as workers you see. Or at least they like to mascarade as “hello fellow workers”.

    I reject the implication that I am a scab and will not engage further as I think you have insulted me and cannot reply in good faith. Good day.

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      8 days ago

      “because the criticism is nearly always just “I don’t like it”; see the original comment.”

      It is odd for you to say that that criticism for generative AI amounts to arguments of taste after openly admitting that you disregarded a good amount of the criticism I just wrote. You want a good faith discussion but you haven’t touched my questions:

      Is it valid for people to criticize the use of a specific technology that affects their lives and their work?

      I current applications of AI have a capitalistic tendencies then is it safe to say that it won’t exist in a post capitalist society?

      Isn’t it true that art is available to anyone but all that Gen AI offers is centralization control and cooption of creative resources?