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We were sold that AI was going to democratise things like coding, but actually its only allowed to do what the companies deem acceptable.

If companies just restrict being able to use their tools to create code - like reverse engineer firmware for your fridge - or just anything they dont like then we haven’t democratised anything. Its just a tool where you rent some companies in scope views on what you can do with it. So unless we com…

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  1. 2026-10-24 14:07 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    We were sold that AI was going to democratise things like coding, but actually its only allowed to do what the companies deem acceptable.

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