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[–] alessandro@lemmy.ca 1 points 4 months ago

yeah but it didn’t try to lock him into a subscription plan or software ecosystem

Not AI fault, the first one (killed) was a remotely controlled by the product of a big corp (Skynet), the other one was a local, offline one.

Moral of the story: there's difference between the AI that runs locally on your GPU and the one that runs on Elon's remote servers... and that difference may be life or death.