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Chainleft
@chainleft
This deserve a much longer post, but let me try. I can't be alone in noticing the big shift in the last 1-2 years in how the ruling class communicates & acts. I think it's mostly driven by the fact that AI significantly changes the power dynamic between labor and capital; and the ruling class realizes they don't have to play "nice" anymore. Palestinian Gen0cide was a big catalyst too; because it's been so openly committed and the only way to ignore it has been surfacing supremacist tendencies even many educated people internally carried. A point of no return. Meanwhile, Microsoft for the first time admitted that AI isn't about productivity but about labor replacement. Anthropic is working with US military. Altman, Zuckerberg kissing Trump's feet. Musk, Thiel, Andreessen, even Brian Armstrong are now openly spreading far-right conspiracy theories. Callousness is not limited to tech either. Journalism (NYT), healthcare (UHG), education (Col.Uni.); all power players are brazenly attacking the 99%.
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@areftaba
AI is terrifyingly scary, and with the advancement of science and technology, it’s becoming even more frightening. We definitely need boundaries for AI to ensure countries are obligated to work on it to a certain extent. Dominating AI, when it takes on a military dimension, is unimaginable in terms of what it could be capable of.
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@chainleft
I think it's difficult to enforce this on a global scale. It's not AI I'm worried about, it's the people in control of it I'm more worried about...
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