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Josh Stark
@js
A lot of the e/acc AI commentary I see on my x timeline tends to focus on questioning the legitimacy or motivations of their opponents (e.g. a lot of commentary like below screenshot). This seems like something that is satisfying & viral within the core tribe, but unlikely to actually persuade anyone of their views. Most people even within informed tech circles do not have a death-grudge against anything associated with EA nor do they care about who funded a cute video. Feels like a wasted opportunity.
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kevin mfer 🎩
@kevinmfer
i start seeing less e/acc lately
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Kyle Patrick
@kylepatrick.eth
Sorry for the random question but what does e/acc mean?
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GIGAMΞSH
@gigamesh
The worst thing the internet has done is enable every variety of conspiracy theorist find a community to feed their paranoia.
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dirtnoise
@dirtnoise
Kurzgesagt have been accused for being funded by the rich for a while, anything they upload is sus for some people. I dont get the hate, it's a entertaining channel that that ive watched for years. Good thing they get funds for quality content.
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Dr B lizardo
@bluelizardo.eth
looks like we're back to seeing extreme views spreading again. It’s all about stirring up and rallying the like-minded, fueling even more stubbornness against differing opinions. It's exactly what governments used to push, and now it's popping up in all sorts of groups
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