It's also a TF rabbit hole waiting to happen, and IMO one of the most well-written disney movies of all time.

I fucking love this movie.

I believe you're talking about the part where I disagreed with yoru assertion that OpenAI was the equivelant of leaving power tools out on the side of the road for free.

And I disagreed with the assertion that those were equivalent.

I mean, at this point, ship sailed. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

No, that's a lot of context to pile onto what I said, which was "this is a power tool, there are ways to use this responsibly." The no true scots play was yours - I simply offered my own experience.

Would love to see examples of how OpenAI is advertising their use cases as human replacement. They’ve spoken of augmentation quite often, sure, but…

Yeah, and I ran a circular saw when I was 7 while I helped my dad build a house. And while I was using it I didn’t try to intentionally bypass the safety devices meant to keep me from hurting myself so that I could then do so.

I disagree but understand the logic! (I'm also that weirdo who wishes there were more Adventure Playgrounds where we handed tools to kids, but I digress :) )

I still maintain that these are _tools_, not some sort of human analogue (yet). I believe the correct level of scrutiny is similar to that of power tools. Yes, they can hurt, maim, or kill, but they’re so useful that we learn to use them safely.

Well, in response we now have widespread, pervasive, human-in-the-loop surveillance by OpenAI. We also have parental controls coming (cool!), but as someone who uses this software daily I’m unhappy

Maybe we should be more litigious, I don’t know. But I don’t like the secondary results here

I've gone mad with power

metr.org/blog/2025-03...

I’d encourage you to take a look at this. The problem is on the radar of AI scientists.