Well, it looked a bit rhetorical, because you did not use one of the traditional magic words : )
You brought just Two Ws. I agreed with the misuse, very dangerous. And I agree that Rhino should not collect data from its users.
I wasnât sure if you mean the discourse forum software or the content.
And sorry for not using the traditional magic smiley ; )
pure rhetorical
Jess
This conversation is largely informed by world view and has a strong a tendency to devolve into religious and existential debate, but it doesnât have to.
This is fine, and even healthy, but donât limit my agency to use emerging technologies if I want to.
There is nothing inherently wrong with the search for artificial intelligence, but, most AI companies are using their AI systems to steal content from other people.
In the Industrial Age, most companies did not deploy machines to steal from others.
There are other concerns.
AI Providers are pulling out all the stops to defend their product and their business model. Because most government workers and elected officials do not understand computers, they are asleep at the switch.
The are many rich and powerful companies pushing AI. People are also polluting humanityâs sic collective-consciousness with trash and slop.
[As an someone who has put Microsoft Windows on over 100 computer, since 3.0 and 3.01, then WWG, 95, 98, 2000, even ME, W7, W8, W10, and W11, I personally am not happy with an allegedly dormant but installed system, to take screenshots of whatever I am doing, to give them to AI, for any purpose.
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So, if you want the write the worldâs best âAIâ software, which runs locally, not ever needing an internet connection, then I welcome it, but that isnât even on the table. Itâs all going to someone elseâs servers, not mine, not yours.
Iâm training AI to classify geometry and generate ribbing structures or lightweight reinforcement in general. It all works locally and offline.