David González retweeted
Most people (me included) don't want AI to be used to kill people, but that's a flawed way to judge a technology. Historically, almost every major innovation—from fire and the wheel to electricity, vehicles, and the internet—has been used for lethal purposes. If we condemn a technology simply because it can be weaponized, we’d have to condemn nearly all human progress.
David González retweeted
If data centers get blocked and AI is regulated the way it looks like it will be, China will surpass US models. One of the main constraints for producing better LLMs is compute, and China can guarantee that and plan for it, whereas in the US it will be very hard, given the current political climate.
David González retweeted
Absurd that people rage against Sam's idea... in fact the ram sitting idle does nor serve anyone... if you are using it, fine, if it is idle, and it could benefit everyone, why not look for ways so that everyone benefits? Specially now that data centers are getting blocked...
David González retweeted
The real reason people hate AI isn’t quality.
It’s that AI made a lot of hard-earned skills cheap overnight.
You spent 10 years learning to code, design, write, translate. You built your identity on it.
Then a model does it in 40 seconds.
That hurts. I get it.
But “this hurts my ego” is not a reason to stop progress.
It’s a reason to grieve.
And then move on.
David González retweeted
Players don't care about effort; they only care about whether the games are fun or not. If you are able to provide that experience without effort, people will buy your games.
Having said that, normally you need a lot of effort to create fun games. But what makes them successful is not the effort, but the fact that they are fun.
David González retweeted
Some people are afraid of AI or upset about AI in general, and they will dislike anything made by AI, no matter the quality.
An example is when @SHL0MS posted a Monet and told people it was AI-generated, and many people started criticizing it and explaining why it was slop.
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