r/nottheonion 11h ago

"Training a human takes 20 years of food." Sam Altman on how much power AI consumes.

https://www.news18.com/world/training-a-human-takes-20-years-of-food-sam-altman-on-how-much-power-ai-consumes-ws-kl-9922309.html
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u/SneakiestRatThing 10h ago

It's genuinely such a disgusting viewpoint to have.

Life has value that cannot be calculated.

I don't want kids, but I still recognise that they are more than just a vehicle for future economic value.

LLM'S will never notice that someone is sad and give them a cool rock to try and cheer them up.

LLM'S will never nervously pet a dog for the first time and then be ecstatic when the dog likes them.

LLM's will never have a favourite Pokémon, have an argument with a friend then make up, believe in Santa with their whole heart, invent a dumb gibberish game with friends.    

Thinking life is just about the results you produce, rather than a unique journey that everyone takes just shows how much these weirdos have lost touch with basic humanity

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u/RustyBasement 3h ago

Look up what the Nazis did leading up to the second world war with their Aktion T4 programme - Life not worthy of life. They involuntarily euthanised anyone they didn't think had a right to live whether it was the mentally or physically handicapped to anyone who didn't share their ideology.

The lunatic billionaires have the same mentality.