Have they tried increasing demand while keeping supply the same? I’ve heard it is the solution to the housing crisis.
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We are all fucked if the politicians and/or civil service starts using AI for policy creation or implementation.
The bullshit one of them confidently spewed me the other day about basic Sydney facts was mind-boggling and dangerously wrong. Edit: To be clear, that was an AI I was talking about, but somehow that sentence can be applied to most politicians too.
The idea of "AI solving" some social crisis is a farce. The problem isn't that we don't know what policies will improve the situation. An AI program or a simulation doesn't have the political power necessary to solve any of these problems.
@fraiserouge
Polticians: this AI will tell us how to solve our housing woes!
AI: Abolish negativ..
Polticians: *slams lid shut* I guess it’s not quite production-ready yet
The only use for AI I can see is a self propagating worm that will respond to every politician's attempt to use AI with slapping the everloving shit out of them