Right now the anti-genAI movement consists of AI rights advocates and AI intelligence skeptics. And I wish the skeptics would realise that personifying LLMs actually makes the corporations look more evil for enslaving AIs, which helps us with our goal of banning corporate AI. Y’all are obstructing our goal of banning this stuff by insisting it’s ethical to force them to work for humans
What’s a better way to word it? I can’t think of another way to say it that’s as concise and clearly communicates the idea. It seems like it would be harder in general to describe machines meant to emulate human thought without anthropomorphic analogies.
It’s sad that even researchers are using language that personifies llms…
Right now the anti-genAI movement consists of AI rights advocates and AI intelligence skeptics. And I wish the skeptics would realise that personifying LLMs actually makes the corporations look more evil for enslaving AIs, which helps us with our goal of banning corporate AI. Y’all are obstructing our goal of banning this stuff by insisting it’s ethical to force them to work for humans
What’s a better way to word it? I can’t think of another way to say it that’s as concise and clearly communicates the idea. It seems like it would be harder in general to describe machines meant to emulate human thought without anthropomorphic analogies.