> which obviously is too little for me to compromise my ethics and morals
What would be enough to compromise your ethics and morals? I'm sure they can accommodate.
What would be enough to compromise your ethics and morals? I'm sure they can accommodate.
I'm fortunate enough to live a very comfortable life after working myself to death, so I think for 20,000,000 USD I'd do it, happily so. 2,000,000 would be too little. So probably between those sit the real price to purchase my morals and ethics :)
No shots fired, as far as I'm aware, so np :)
> they are finding people that have some social following and will happily pocket couple extra green bills to present AI products in a positive light with little to no actual proof.
No doubt about it, I don't think people realize how pervasive this really is though, people still sometimes tell me they trusted something on HN/reddit just because it was the most upvoted answer, or that they chose a product based on what was mentioned the most etc.
I can definitely be bought for much much less. But only because I'm pretty sure I could rave about some AI platform while still being honest about it. Why do you draw such a hard ethical line? I agree with your sentiment, AI is currently a net negative on the world that I care about. But I also believe people when they say it helps them. Despite their inability to articulate anything useful to me, or that I can understand.