Good piece, and spot on in my estimation. I tend to view this kind of behavior through a Catholic social justice lens. Doing so, highlights the offenses against the dignity of the human person and the common good that are implicit in such practices (e.g., treating humans as data sources, eroding truth, devaluing human work, spreading confusion, and creating new forms of social inequity). This is the bad that can happen, is happening. Is the ‘good’ we’re looking for worth it?
Thanks. This was an interesting read and has me thinking much deeper about how I approach my interactions with AI models.
Good piece, and spot on in my estimation. I tend to view this kind of behavior through a Catholic social justice lens. Doing so, highlights the offenses against the dignity of the human person and the common good that are implicit in such practices (e.g., treating humans as data sources, eroding truth, devaluing human work, spreading confusion, and creating new forms of social inequity). This is the bad that can happen, is happening. Is the ‘good’ we’re looking for worth it?