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It's a capitalist invention and, therefore, will be used for whatever capitalists deem it profitable to be. Once the money for AI home assistants starts rolling in, then you'll see it adopted for that purpose.
It's a free market invention and, therefore, will be used by whatever a free market decides it should be used for.
The people already with the money have orders of magnitude more freedom on average to decide and pursue opportunities.
Free market inventions do not guarantee persistent and open access.
That's just having money, and it works like that in every economy.
Yes, and that should be changed, imo
Money isn't going away in our lifetimes. There's no viable alternative, unfortunately.
Yes.
I think the gov should regulate the AI market, create standards that prevent abuse by bad people (such as image gen not being able to make CP ect.)
People say that AIs don't "think" or "decide" things, but I think it's better to personify an AI/LLM than "a free market", lol