It feels like the scene from Blazing Saddles where Mel Brooks' character says "We've got to protect our phony-baloney jobs, gentlemen."
replyIf the math community was previously not entirely aligned with what society was expecting, and these changes threaten that previous arrangement, that sounds like a "you" problem for math, not a problem for OpenAI.
If they can't align with society's needs and demands then some creative destruction is coming their way.
Well said. It’s on them to adapt. They make it look like it’s society’s problem (which it is) but also put the ball on OpenAI’s court which it shouldn’t.
replyNext time you devote 20 years to developing the skills to further humanity only for an unethical group of people to replace you with a stolen version of your work let’s talk.
replyI did! Went to college for CS, glad that I'm being replaced, and happy to see the end of human labor.
replyI’m glad you’re being replaced too then.
replydo you think about where your resentment is coming from?
replyThat's some prime gaslighting you're doing there.
replySo what you're saying is that, if the same work can be done with fewer resources, that money can be better used elsewhere now?
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