For someone who claims to be versed in logical fallacies, you do like to bandy about the old strawman. I didn’t dismiss the concerns you raised, I reframed them. There’s a difference. Pointing out that the harms you listed are primarily harms of concentrated corporate power isn’t missing your point, it’s pointing at the root cause.
If Palantir didn’t exist, the surveillance state doesn’t disappear. If Altman vanished tomorrow, the RAM supply chain doesn’t magically recover. The tool is downstream of the incentive structure.
As for the LLM accusation, no I wrote that myself. Though I’ll note the irony of deploying an ad hominem to dodge the substance, especially after opening with a lecture about fallacies. Cute. If my prose is too structured for your taste, that’s a you problem.
The Masley link stands. Engage with it or don’t, but the knee-jerk “that reads like AI” isn’t the ‘aha’ you think it is.
For someone who claims to be versed in logical fallacies, you do like to bandy about the old strawman. I didn’t dismiss the concerns you raised, I reframed them. There’s a difference. Pointing out that the harms you listed are primarily harms of concentrated corporate power isn’t missing your point, it’s pointing at the root cause.
If Palantir didn’t exist, the surveillance state doesn’t disappear. If Altman vanished tomorrow, the RAM supply chain doesn’t magically recover. The tool is downstream of the incentive structure.
As for the LLM accusation, no I wrote that myself. Though I’ll note the irony of deploying an ad hominem to dodge the substance, especially after opening with a lecture about fallacies. Cute. If my prose is too structured for your taste, that’s a you problem.
The Masley link stands. Engage with it or don’t, but the knee-jerk “that reads like AI” isn’t the ‘aha’ you think it is.