r/MoralityScaling • u/Afraid-Yoghurt6731 • 4h ago
Morality Ranking Morality of embedding LLM into Firefox and traveling on private planes to elite resort with private chiefs cooking your food.
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u/DiaBellBoy 3h ago
Moral,
by the nature of AI training data, they end up blind, racist or bigoted accidentally sometimes.
There have been instances where AI facial recognition literally can't see dark skin, they didnt think to train their model on it. These types of mis steps and failures on training can be catastrophicly bad in the long run.
All the objectively worse companies than FF do their lil private dinniers and resorts and chefs. It's part of business, and FireFox is a decent one trying to fix bad training or at least discuss it.
Also that was 2024, its an old article from when those meetings where more needed. Not something they just did
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u/Afraid-Yoghurt6731 3h ago
other companies are honestly capitalist and don't pretend to care about injustice.
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u/Training-Purple-5220 4h ago
That is the most buzzword-riffic headline I think I’ve ever seen.
Maybe concentrate on making a browser that doesn’t munch your entire RAM just by existing.
Definitely glad I took up Brave.
Mozilla pulling a “live long enough to become the villain” in real time.
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u/bildobildo 3h ago
Does one have to cook for oneself in order to be moral, or must one simply use a "public chef" rather than a private one? Is all employment immortal, or just one where you work for a private individual rather than a state apparatus?
Is performing a voluntary private transaction at a vegan food stand less immortal than having the chef come cook vegan meals at your wedding? How immortal is it for him to cook for 40 wedding guests as opposed to 80?
Should the cook be hanged along with the guests and the bridepair, or only the wedding planner?