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I have a bachelor of CS and have programmed my own black box AI as an assignment. Yes, it’s a tool, and it can make your workload easier. But neither of these takes touches on any of the larger concerns around GenAI, and why as a result of them it’s unethical. A few of them:
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Min-Liang Tan@minliangtan
This is really an elegant response - AI is like any other tool that allows the creatives to express themselves better. It's not the first such tool, and it won't be the last. And the truly creative amongst us will be the ones who will be able to harness it well.
This is really an elegant response - AI is like any other tool that allows the creatives to express themselves better. It's not the first such tool, and it won't be the last. And the truly creative amongst us will be the ones who will be able to harness it well.
17/ Honesty
To be clear, I use GenAI for research myself. As someone with ADHD, it’s hard not to take the path of least resistance. That’s exactly why this matters: it’s easy to lean on and hard to use responsibly.
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“It’s just another tool” skips all of this. Word processors didn’t need to scrape millions of people’s work to function. The ethics aren’t about the tool, they’re about what it was built on and how it’s used.