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@tknarr @carnage4life Agree with your second point: https://mastodon.world/@MichalBryxi/116037210000728401
Not so much with the first. The reality we live in is that that price has been already paid for current generation of models. And using them locally costs the org next to nothing.
@carnage4life Obviously #1: we can argue on what the "useless thing" is and what just suffers from Chesterton's fence-like situation.
Obviously #2: This solution does not address the root cause, and thus does not help in broader sense.
Obviously #3: Yep, capitalistic AI hypers do profit on this. But IMO correct solution is not to "ban AI", but rather critically look at the tasks at hand and have a deep thought of why they should not be eliminated / automated.
@carnage4life For a long while there is intrinsic part of every org that mandates a noop documents to be produced. They have no value on their own for the goals of the organisation, but to fulfil the needs of some checklist process.
If a person uses [a tool] to shorten the time&resources spent on said task, it should be a net positive for said organisation.
