Yes, absolutely I’d rather be poor in a country that does not criminalize poverty.

And I stand by the fact the unlawful military attacks by the US caused 9/11 as a rational response.

That’s the thing you people don’t seem to understand, I’d rather live here but in a country that’s actually based on a logical system of resource distribution. Only cowards like capitalists flee instead of improve things.

Nothing makes you understand why capitalism does not work in reality than living in the US for any amount of time while making less than 8 figures a year.

Feel free to take your own advice, not a single AI product operates commercially without underpaid workers in foreign countries constantly monitoring it. Take Amazon’s cashier less store as the biggest example of this that has been exposed.

That’s nice dear, the amount of human hours tuning your model to not be complete gibberish definitely don’t count, and the fact all live service LLMs employ at least a few dozen third world workers to check results and change outputs disagree with your under powered rng.

The mechanical turk. Like the mechanical turk LLMs have the same flaw, it’s really just a human behind the best implementations.

I’m sorry they were dumb enough to trust that this time, a company would totally not do the worst thing possible, after decades on decades of every single company doing the worst thing possible, including the company employing their doctor.

If you trusted the literal definition of you to an American company, after two centuries of American companies proving no capitalist entity can be trusted, you fully deserve everything that happens as a result. And I do mean everything. If a random state actor clones you after purchasing a license for your DNA, and replaced you with that replicant, you deserve it. You agreed to those terms.

That’s funny, you paid to give them your data. They get to keep it now, that’s what you agreed to.