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by hliyan
649 days ago
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I'm conflicted about this. On one hand, it makes content more accessible to a larger audience. On the other hand, it leverages copyrighted material without crediting or compensating creators, potentially puts those same creators out of work, and finally, reduces the likelihood of more such (human) creators arising in the future. My worry is that a few generations hence, human beings will forget many skills like this, and if model collapse occurs due to LLMs ingesting their own data over successive iterations, future generations will be in for a difficult time. Reminiscent of Asimov's "The Feeling of Power". |
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"A ship that can navigate space without a computer on board can be constructed in one-fifth the time and at one-tenth the expense of a computer-laden ship. We could build fleets five time, ten times, as great as Deneb could if we could but eliminate the computer."
But this of course is nonsensical with current technology, same as it would be nonsensical to go back to manual agriculture or manual manufacturing - we can achieve so much more with our tools than without them. And the way I see it, as long as we have an incentive to advance the state of the art, people will have an incentive (and curiosity) to learn how we got where we are, so that they could push the envelope.
[0] https://ia803006.us.archive.org/6/items/TheFeelingOfPower/Th...