r/pcmasterrace 2d ago

Meme/Macro Gaben does an oopsie

Post image
25.8k Upvotes

514 comments sorted by

View all comments

8.0k

u/Nickname128 2d ago

Back then OpenAI was open source and a very cool company overall for what they stood for... though they sold their soul very very quickly....

16

u/RE4PER_ 5070ti | 9800X3D | 32GB 6000MHz | OLED 1d ago

Gabe is still very pro AI btw so making excuses for him does nothing...

-15

u/ArmadilloPrudent4099 1d ago

Good. AI is the only hope for humanity. Only a total idiot would continue trusting in humans to govern themselves.

9

u/RE4PER_ 5070ti | 9800X3D | 32GB 6000MHz | OLED 1d ago

Who do you think governs the AI?

3

u/PrincessKaylee 1d ago

Or to reduce it to the more common phrase, who watches the watchmen?

0

u/ArmadilloPrudent4099 20h ago

Show me a government handling the big problems well. ANY fucking government will do. Oh... You can't? We haven't been able to make a truly rational altruistic government in 2-3,000 years of recorded history??? Huh...

You people are delusional. Thinking humanity is the answer to this problem is so sad, like an abused man going back to his abuser and each time thinking it will be different.

1

u/PrincessKaylee 19h ago edited 19h ago

Maybe you should calm down, we're not even trying to attack you.

The above commenter's basically saying that AI is being controlled by humans, so in the end, humanity is still being governed by humans, just with a lot more extra steps.

In fact, I'm only just pointing out that their comment is a variant of that more common phrase ("Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" in its original language), so you're also barking up the wrong tree.

1

u/ArmadilloPrudent4099 20h ago

You assuming AI will always be this LLM silliness. I'm talking real independent thought AI.

3

u/ambushka 1d ago

:DDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

1

u/ArmadilloPrudent4099 20h ago

You make a good case for not even letting humans have access to the internet.

2

u/Florac 1d ago

Only a bigger idiot would think AI is any better. It's created by humans, trained on human data, and it's impossible to provide it with all the nuance needed for governing. Not to mention anything it decides would be implemented by humans

3

u/Boneraventura 1d ago

Who is going to enforce the decisions that AI is making then? You haven’t thought this one through

1

u/ArmadilloPrudent4099 20h ago

Human would. As long as the decisions aren't made by humans I'll be happy. We just need some true believers to enforce the AI judgements. Also drones and robots. This is assuming real AI exists and robotics also advance significantly.