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[–] [email protected] 1 points 12 hours ago* (last edited 12 hours ago)

Like I try to highlight, in most cases it's a shitty tool, doing a bad job, trained on stolen data, requiring a TON of energy and often used to put people out of work (and failing at it, cf news above).

So... sure, it's "just" a tool and in theory, it can be made the right way and used in a good context.

It is rarely the case though. Here specifically we are talking about Amazon, a company that has from its inception been built to be a monopoly, relying on AWS a service that is basically destroying the Internet by removing its decentralized nature.

So... again even if the tool would in theory itself be used the right way, build the right way, the company using that tool is problematic.

TL;DR: in theory, yes, in practice here, no.