• unexposedhazard@discuss.tchncs.de
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    3 months ago

    I get your point but i wouldnt try to install an HVAC system or try to drive a car without a drivers license. I think its fair to expect some degree of critical thinking from adult people. I dont expect non tech poeople to intuitively understand it, but if you spend 5 minutes reading the wikipedia page about chatgpt, then you would realise its not “just” a search engine.

    But yeah i know that at the end of the day, the average person has simply been lulled into believing that modern tech is magic and can just be trusted for no reason other than it being popular. So its not really their fault but they are still responsible for their own actions. Trying to shift blame to google, as much as i hate them, is just absurd.

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      3 months ago

      The equivalent of reading the top answer on Google isn’t installing an HVAC system. It’s turning on the AC. I bet most people who do that don’t know much about how they work. If your landlord got the AC replaced with something “new and better” but it still blew cold when you turned it on, I doubt most people do anything different than what they were already doing unless they experienced bad results.

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      3 months ago

      I get your point but i wouldnt try to install an HVAC system or try to drive a car without a drivers license.

      You would if you knew nothing about them, and the manufacturing company insists that you can safely and easily use the product with no training.

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      3 months ago

      No. No it is NOT absurd.

      If someone, especially an ostensibly reputable company, is selling poison, they should be on the hook for selling poison. Period. End of discussion.

      “butbut people should see others dying and not drink the poison!”

      No. No, it IS NOT the customer’s fault for being duped by false advertisement. Fuck, you want to live in a hellscape where evil is shrugged off as, “should’ve known better.”

      Fuck that, and fuck anyone naive enough to defend such a jouvenile, ignorant position.

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        3 months ago

        They are not offering poison tho. They are offering a product that does exactly what its supposed to do. There is no evil here, there is no wrongdoing. Its just a bad, incomplete system.

        Also i havent heard of any promise or advertisement of these things being all knowing perfect information databases. Thats just what people tend to think because it is beyond their comprehension.

        The real hellscape would be a world where you cant create anything new because someone might abuse your invention somehow.