I work in radiology and I’ve been saying this for years. AI tools probably won’t replace us because of liability. We will have all of the liability while AI tools push us to work faster and faster for less money. I suspect this will happen with a lot of jobs.

The trick is end users will be held accountable for things their AI does, while corporations and governments will say "an AI did it" and wash their hands of it.

The problem with this is that the corpos will fight each other over IP/copyright/liscensing laws.

Yeah, if they can work out some kind a framework, then when blam, that is neo/technofuedalism formalized.

But the problem is that they are, in addition to ravenously insane, greedy as fuck.

Our legal system is slowly building precedent for how this kind of shit will shake out in court... but there are no broadly well understood and clear guidelines here, there's no framework for this.

But!

They're doing move fast and break things with trillions of dollars.

And when the spinning plates start flying apart, they will eat each other, it will be complete fucking chaos, because they moved way faster than apparently their ability to even consider or estimate what the rules for this will look like.

They did not think any of this shit through, at all.

It's like the tesla "self-driving" cars which were rushed through to production without thorough testing, then elon made all sorts of promises about how safe they were, but then they start every session with a disclaimer that says "driver must remain alert at all times; if the vehicle crashes, it's your responsibility."

What a fucking joke.

...Hasan Piker is a coward? Lol, okay. He's a lot of things, and not all of them are great, but he's certainly not a coward. People who watch him are quite sure he's going to be shot some day. Piker is aware that the alt right is trying to make him a target of violence.

How often do you publicly challenge AIPAC?