Re:Diverse perspectives on AI from Rust contributors and mai...
by ronsor on Sunday March 22, 2026 @07:41PM
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When the moral perspective isn't that sound and isn't that important, yeah, they usually do. Everyone gets tired of complaining.
Re:Diverse perspectives on AI from Rust contributors and mai...
by olalonde on Sunday March 22, 2026 @09:43PM
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> So far this doesn't seem to be the case, despite it being repeated endlessly over the last few years.
For most professional roles today, using LLMs is a must. It's probably as important as using Google, if not more.
> Should people just decide that things they think are immoral are actually fine and get over it? Doesnt really seem coherent...
No, hence why I feel bad for them.
Re:Diverse perspectives on AI from Rust contributors and mai...
by bigstrat2003 on Tuesday March 24, 2026 @04:55AM
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> For most professional roles today, using LLMs is a must. It's probably as important as using Google, if not more.
That is not remotely true.
So far this doesn't seem to be the case, despite it being repeated endlessly over the last few years.
>while also having to live in a world increasingly built around something they see as immoral
Should people just decide that things they think are immoral are actually fine and get over it? Doesnt really seem coherent...