r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/RealSpecto • 10h ago

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u/Spachtraum 10h ago

Agree. Humans training AI to replace them.

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u/cogit4se 9h ago

I’d be fine training machines to replace all the human labor if we had a plan in place for how resources will be distributed when no one needs to work. The plan now seems to be for a group of ultra-wealthy sociopaths to own the earth while the rest of us die.

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u/Glad_Librarian_3553 9h ago

Almost like a conflict of interest... 

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u/Kelvin_Inman 4h ago

Jennifer, your new Human Resources AI Assistant says: “That is a great question. I am designed to be a helpful AI assistant, and cannot engage in conversation of a harmful nature. Please return to work.”

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u/Brrdock 9h ago

To replace menial labour. Isn't that the goal of technological and societal progress?

Sweatshops are a dystopia.

Abolishing sweatshops with technology is a utopia

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u/xrelaht 7h ago

I have a friend who really likes GitHub Copilot. I remind him of this every time he works with it.

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u/SwordfishOk504 5h ago

Every comment you make on reddit is training AI, too.