Yup. Unless it’s 100% government-run (dataset preparation, model training, fine-tuning, and inference hosting), it’s just adding a corruption middleman.
That doesn’t conflict with 100% bullshit, it only states how the bullshit is split up: 90% just for show, which is annoying, but mostly harmless, and 10% as actual policy. And that’s the bad part.
These days, most actual policy is self serving at best, and utterly stupid at worst. The logical result of creating a political caste that has little to no contact to normal people living normal lives.
The logical result of creating a political caste that has little to no contact to normal people living normal lives.
The separation between ordinary or even poor people and politicians is actually paper thin. I know, I cross it regularly. The main barrier is just showing up for whatever boring political thing.
Less boring political events are full of people who love to criticise but clearly have never bothered with the details themselves, so I admit I’m finding this exchange this a little sus.
Does anyone know who created this LLM? I couldn’t find anything about it. Will there be a human being to be held accountable for the decision?
Maybe it’s just me but this sounds more like “100% bullsh*t” than 100% free of corruption.
Yup. Unless it’s 100% government-run (dataset preparation, model training, fine-tuning, and inference hosting), it’s just adding a corruption middleman.
100% bullshit isn’t all that different from a real politician, though.
Hey! There’s a solid 10% that’s actual policy as well.
That doesn’t conflict with 100% bullshit, it only states how the bullshit is split up: 90% just for show, which is annoying, but mostly harmless, and 10% as actual policy. And that’s the bad part.
Wouldn’t that imply that every possible policy is bad? I don’t really think that makes sense.
Politicians come in every ideological flavour.
These days, most actual policy is self serving at best, and utterly stupid at worst. The logical result of creating a political caste that has little to no contact to normal people living normal lives.
The separation between ordinary or even poor people and politicians is actually paper thin. I know, I cross it regularly. The main barrier is just showing up for whatever boring political thing.
Less boring political events are full of people who love to criticise but clearly have never bothered with the details themselves, so I admit I’m finding this exchange this a little sus.