If iHeartRadio is your testible standard for radio stations than we have lost as a society.
replyiHeartRadio is not doing anything. A person at iHeartRadio is doing the work. Even if it’s automated, at some point a person handled it.
replyA person at IHeartRadio is doing the work the corporation tells them to do. do you think they want to play Hotel California on loop all day long?
replyTom Petty - The Last DJ https://youtu.be/6Knw_GxXPHg
reply And there goes the last DJ
Who plays what he wants to play
And says what he wants to say
Hey hey hey
And there goes your freedom of choice
There goes the last human voice
And there goes the last DJIt is not the same as an LLM and I don’t understand why you’re trying to equate it.
replyBecause the argument "at least it's a human over at iHeartRadio" is not convincing in the slightest?
replyWhy? LLM = literally not a person. Person at a company
= literally a person.
replyI do not understand your logic here. Let’s use a more extreme example:
* if I am flying a military drone and bomb someone I was told to bomb, am I morally culpable for pulling the trigger?
* if a company launches a military drone that is completely controlled by an LLM, is there an individual person culpable for dropping the bomb?