OLD TITLE A person who is a total stranger
@rootport: Every time I see a tweet that says âI wish AI was regulatedâŠâ I say âNoooooooooooo! !â Iâm not the only one who feels âIâm going to push for regulation. Iâm going to force them to regulate it. Isnât it somebody elseâs problem all the way through? Itâs funny to see people play the good guy when they donât really want to regulate.
@rootport: you donât like it because itâs âdirtyâ even if the learning is not legal? Then you can build a clean model. Donât have the knowledge or skills to build it? You can learn. Canât even learn? Then you can help those who are already trying to create such a clean model. There is a lot that can be done.
I used to recognize this kind of phenomenon as âlack of awareness of the parties concerned,â but after reading Atlas shrugs, I am more aware.
- They think they are [Beneficiaries of problem solving
- In other words, there is a âsense of partyâ.
- But not Actions to solve problems at all
- Because I donât think Iâm a problem-solving provider.
- They assume that if they claim to have a problem, someone will do problem-solving services for them.
- For toddlers, if they cry out about a problem, their parents will serve them.
relevance - Donât say, âWhy isnât anyone doing it?â Youâre one of them.
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