I know this will make me sound like a dirty commie, but there's a fundamental difference between technologies that offer creative disruption to an industry and LLMs. Beyond the fact that, on average, LLMs seem to serve as military-grade Dunning-Kruger machines, they have the effect of delivering 'creativity' to the wealthy while removing…
I know this will make me sound like a dirty commie, but there's a fundamental difference between technologies that offer creative disruption to an industry and LLMs. Beyond the fact that, on average, LLMs seem to serve as military-grade Dunning-Kruger machines, they have the effect of delivering 'creativity' to the wealthy while removing access to wealth by the creative class. This is a very bad thing that likely will only be solved by regulation and aggressive protection of copyrighted works being used to train models.
I know this will make me sound like a dirty commie, but there's a fundamental difference between technologies that offer creative disruption to an industry and LLMs. Beyond the fact that, on average, LLMs seem to serve as military-grade Dunning-Kruger machines, they have the effect of delivering 'creativity' to the wealthy while removing access to wealth by the creative class. This is a very bad thing that likely will only be solved by regulation and aggressive protection of copyrighted works being used to train models.