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Soon, the tech behind ChatGPT may help drone operators decide which enemies to kill
(arstechnica.com)
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I think plenty of us saw that coming.
Tech bros have never read or watched any science fiction ever.
Proof: https://www.theautopian.com/dear-elon-musk-lets-clear-up-a-few-things-about-blade-runner-and-the-cybertruck/
Or they have and used it as a guide instead of a warning. There are movements to write optimistic sci-fi or anticipation novels instead of dystopian ones because of this.
They wouldn't pay attention to those either. You'd have to start a big movement to write novels where rich tech bros are super successful but also a robust social safety net and a moneyless, post-scarcity society were a utopian future and they might care. And good luck with that.
Sometimes I feel like tech bros have read/watched too much scifi, over actual research