Re:AI will replace middle management before robots replace h...
by jesuscript on Thursday October 20, 2022 @05:37AM
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All in all, I do not think driving taxis has something to do with exploitation.
Because measuring how people feel on a day to day is considered too subjective and probably will always be superfluous metric in the algorithm. In other words, we don’t care (clearly ironic, while discussing empathy).
That’s why we have one of the most bullshit metrics to define happiness, customer and boss satisfaction. You as a worker better find a way to extract your own happiness from those two branches of “success”.
Mass scale misery is the thing that’s not being pumped into the function, it’s simply not a variable we account for.
Is it so hard to believe that the necessity to constantly incentivize and constantly measure via profit is actually contributing to misery? That, we as humans can no longer naturally do something?
Because measuring how people feel on a day to day is considered too subjective and probably will always be superfluous metric in the algorithm. In other words, we don’t care (clearly ironic, while discussing empathy).
That’s why we have one of the most bullshit metrics to define happiness, customer and boss satisfaction. You as a worker better find a way to extract your own happiness from those two branches of “success”.
Mass scale misery is the thing that’s not being pumped into the function, it’s simply not a variable we account for.
Is it so hard to believe that the necessity to constantly incentivize and constantly measure via profit is actually contributing to misery? That, we as humans can no longer naturally do something?