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Yeah, I simply could not give a shit less about any of this. Everyone involved has furthered the agenda of awful companies that harm society.

Tech workers are a small subset of the population that have been able to live very privileged lives when compared to everyone else.

I think the average person lives a much harder life and has been doing so for a while. Should we really be surprised by the lack of empathy when folks in tech had little to show for the common man this whole time?


> I think it is the duty of any responsible engineer to look for and cite prior art and related work, if only to compare notes.

Maybe 5 years ago that would be the expectation but all etiquette has been thrown out the window with AI. I think you expect too much.


Can you not look back a year or even 6 months to see the progress that has been made? The pace of change is incredible.

How does that not lead you to same conclusion that everyone else is having? That this is only going to improve.

It's so shortsighted to make an assessment only on what exists today.


“If these trends continue… ayyyy!”

https://youtu.be/e6LOWKVq5sQ


It's equally fallacious to assume that the curve continues. It may well be a sigmoid-like progress curve.

Yeah, you're right. Best to keep your head in the sand and assume best case scenario.

"It can happen or it won't--so the odds are 50/50!"

I find this hard to believe without seeing the data. I finished high school when the first iPhone was released. It was absolutely awful for me and many folks I grew up with.

I cannot imagine how much more difficult it would have been with social media and cameras everywhere like it is today.

> I don't buy the idea that young people specifically have some major crisis while everybody else is doing fine

You can't imagine the stress and anxiety that is fabricated by immature minds from being on the internet all of the time?


Yes, let's focus on the .35% we give to NASA.


It is $0.17 per US citizen, and on average generates several times that investment in return within the economy every year.

They should open NASA's version of a gofundme page. =3


This is an incredibly sad perspective to have. We have to have higher standards than this, man.


Why, what's wrong with it?


> Are you intellectually prepared to believe that Claude Code is as dangerous as cigarettes

Yes. Death is just one of the results. There are many, many other ways this could dangerously impact children.


People have a right to privacy. People should value that more, before it's all gone.


They have a right to privacy, but they don't have the right to your product.


If people have a right to privacy, why is it disappearing?


The point is that society's priorities are messed up. Throwing your hands in the air and taking the path of least resistance is never going to lead to change.

The world is literally on fire but the average person simply doesn't give a shit because they don't want to be inconvenienced.


>The point is that society's priorities are messed up.

People's priorities are putting a roof over their heads and food on the table for the family. Everything else is secondary.

> Throwing your hands in the air and taking the path of least resistance is never going to lead to change.

NO, but you and him are yet to provide a better solution that leads to an actual immediate change for the better. People aren't gonna sacrifice their lives and become martyrs for a moral cause that does nothing in the end except make them poor while other people and countries get rich while fucking the planet even harder.

Europe(EU) sacrificed it's manufacturing industry and a lot of its middle class jobs along with it, in order to "save the planet", and then India and China's politicians and billionaires said "lol, thanks for your sacrifice and outsourcing to us, now we have even more headroom for pollution and growing our manufacturing industries, making you dependent on ours and giving us leverage over you on the international stage; thanks suckers".

>The world is literally on fire but the average person simply doesn't give a shit because they don't want to be inconvenienced.

People care more about themselves and their family than the planet. Especially when China and India are lighting the planet on fire and billionaires and politicians are taking private jets and yachts to moralize the poor on saving the planet. Again, you need to have them lead by example first.


Coming to HN to read comments on releases like this reminds me that there is a small, vocal minority that is pushing so hard for more and more features like this.

The majority of the world does not want or need any of this, yet the nerds in SF that can hardly hold a conversation with another human being are pumping it out as quickly as they can.

I truly think we're fucked.


People love being able to generate flyers and stuff with AI. This isn't an SF only phenomenon.


Do you travel? I've visited several countries in the past couple of years, and everywhere I go I see AI-generated images used widely by businesses.


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