The Atlantic quotes a dodgy corporate "think tank" (I routinely see them make bogus claims on broadband) that insists that people should love having an AI data center in their backyard, because the low latency means innovators will flock to the neighborhood, which is an outright lie
Casey Newton says he simply HAS to return to using a right wing propaganda website owned by an overt white supremacist, because that's where the AI bros are there was simply no way to effectively cover the industry without submerging himself in sewage, we are told
AI adoption is going great at our home insurance company Liberty Mutual
The 27-year old anthropic researcher at the heart of the last two weeks of media AI doomsday hype went on Fox News and said: "I agree with President Trump’s tweet that global warming doomsday scenarios were overplayed."
if anybody needs me I'll be over here getting hot and horny mental health advice from my meta AI Tamagotchi in a country too corrupt to regulate data brokers
while hacking software automation will certainly be a real problem the anthropic engineer is a kid who is pushing the idea that AI is on the cusp of self-aware superintelligence at which point it will immediately decide to kill us all
I maintain that gutting our regulators poses a much more disastrous threat than AI becoming self-aware and solylent greening the eastern seaboard yet curiously the press coverage of the former is muted at best, wonder why that is
Bluesky takes endless heat for being an echo chamber but I challenge you to find a bigger insular logic circle jerk than hustlebro X users huffing their own farts on AI policy regulation
the hatred the AI code bros have for Cory Doctorow is extremely entertaining I think a very large amount of it is because he makes them think about political reality for more than 30 seconds
hey good news I have been told by literally two dozen major reputable news outlets in the last month alone that the trump administration is working closely with industry to implement sensible safety and regulatory guardrails for AI