Unless they are merged into the same thing

But anyway, I think you missed my point: maximising profits for few corporations leads to hell. AI under this framework is double hell. Discussions should include this point and indeed some Monks got it: who controls AI? Other countries, hopefully, are using another framework (at least on the surface :( ). Though other pitfalls are lurking for them. We will see.

Have you read The Case Against Generative AI?
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i am halfway through it, thanks. I agree with the verdict: financial bubble of huge proportions. I disagree with the reason behind it: "stupid bosses". Hmmn, perhaps (capitalistic) greed leads to stupidity? Or just TINA (no alternative) for the [bB]osses? I don't want to repeat my views - it gets tiring for the Monks.

bw, bliako

I'm just saying, citing robotics ("tried in some factories") while mounting an argument against A.I. doesn't really make sense.