It explores what happens when people hand over everyday decisions and actions to an automated system, and how that changes how everyone lives.
The film was made around one of the peaks in AI hype, when many discussions were centred around excessive automation and layoffs.
Curious how others see the trade-off between convenience and staying actively involved in your own life, and how AI and all the buzz around it makes a difference.
I don't think most people would just copy-paste the responses, since it's very obvious when you do that. But the idea is definitely good.
I also think some people who AI-generate FOSS contributions genuinely like the idea of FOSS and want to support it, but don't know how to code. Although tbf they could just donate.
The film was made around one of the peaks in AI hype, when many discussions were centred around excessive automation and layoffs.
Curious how others see the trade-off between convenience and staying actively involved in your own life, and how AI and all the buzz around it makes a difference.