↓ Skip to main content

·115 words

Even a cursory dip into the subreddits and other social media posts, whitepapers, and other documentation and community discussions surrounding generative AI, makes it hard to miss the spite and negativity directed at human creativity. They are almost necessary preconditions to be part of the development community. Ironically, of course, the developers celebrate their own creativity in building these software tools, despite the fact that they implicitly rebuke the work and lives of everyone who creates or thinks meaning is confined to living things.

That perspective which I’ve also noticed in the people pushing this stuff is incredibly damning. They hover up the sum creative works of humanity and privatize it into shitty models.

https://davidgolumbia.medium.com/chatgpt-should-not-exist-aab0867abace

Alper Cugun
Author
Alper Cugun

Related

·30 words
Any kind of workshop that you do virtually is going to be more difficult but in my experience a skilled facilitator and a motivated group can overcome these challenges.

·52 words
When I still did photography, I read everything I could find about how cameras work and this is the mental model I built up back then.