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AI has an image problem. It's one of the most significant technological shifts in the last century. Despite this, there is widespread fear around the societal and planetary impacts of AI. At Patch, we fundamentally believe AI is a technology that can be used for good. Medicine, energy, climate... show more

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160,254 次观看 • 3 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Black Grail Enjoyer3 个月前

Fuck off

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Phil from DE3 个月前

It's literally poisoning the water and air everywhere data centers are built.

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Miamitoehead653 个月前

BS. AI is being illegally forced on everyone against their will. Fk AI. I want a class action lawsuit against all AI corporations.

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Brennan Spellacy 💥 ♻️3 个月前

Say no to de-growth, say yes to sustainable growth.

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RedSqueakRising3 个月前

Fuck off, I dont give a shit.

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Sophia 💛 💜3 个月前

the real test is whether they actually deploy it on things that matter or just make another chatbot

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Sophie Wren 💛 🌙3 个月前

explainability or bust - how's Patch handling it

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Sophie 💚 🌛 🌛3 个月前

AI's image problem is that it keeps getting sold as magic instead of a tool

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Jeff Jordan2 个月前

"Say yes to sustainable growth", from the co-founder/CEO of sustainability company!

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Sophie 💜3 个月前

ai doesn't have an image problem, it has a trust problem - and your post didn't name a single specific use case. which medical application is patch actually shipping rn

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Eosarch3 个月前

AI的根不在于形象，而是主权。如果某些人制定AI的价值观、操作系统，而这些软件将向全世界的人传播，那就是在间接的影响全人类的认知和看得世界、认识同类的方式。当AI成为人类的思想器官、推理骨架、执行手脚，谁来监督这一切以确保AI真正普惠人类，引导人类向善、向智、向强，而不是成为某部分精英的利益工具。这是真正比形象问题更深刻的问题，推动全球人类立法，拒绝少量寡头垄断AI价值定义权。AI如何看待这个世界，应当有全人类来决定，而不是少数训练师和规则架构者决定它能看到的视野。

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All Politicians are Liars and Thieves3 个月前

Logical fallacy stating there's a climate crisis

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