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[–] BlameThePeacock@lemmy.ca 1 points 2 years ago (1 children)

Yet they aren't going to offer significantly better treatment, so if that's not an option, why shouldn't MAID be?

It's not like hiring 10% more specialists will fix this, the volume of people needing help is way higher than that. You can yell all you want about wanting better treatment, the rest of us want to be realistic given the resources available. We probably need 500% more specialists, and there's simply no way to train or pay that many people.

The only way this problem gets solved is if we manage to create an AI that can successfully treat millions of people at the same time. It will likely happen at some point, but that point is not today, or even this decade likely. Until then, I'd like people to have options to retain their dignity.