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by lbrito
45 days ago
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Everything about that analogy is wrong. Everyone would prefer a nicer handmade chair (if not by the price difference). Chairs are not comparable to OPs cards; writing on a card costs nothing (but intent, which seems to be in low stock these days). Finally, factoring in the real operating cost, ongoing capital costs, and environmental/social externalities, the AI chair in your example would cost something like 1000x a handmade chair. |
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far from true. I (and many others) prefer cookie cutter things, because I know what to expect, and due to quality control of big companies.
e.g. hotels > airbnb, amazon essentials > etsy hand-knit, Lays chips > Ray's chips