The Who's Who of AI

““Why office workers are turning against AI” https://www.bloodinthemachine.com/p/why-office-workers-are-turning-against > It’s also because bosses are much less accountable for their AI use.”

“Across the US, workers are souring on AI. The tech industry has insisted that AI would make workers’ lives easier and more productive, that the more people understood and used AI, the more they would like it. Something closer to the opposite has happened.”

“* So the People May Sing. The Anthem Still Goes to Trial. copyrightlately.com/corretjer-br... * Neo-ZIRP Slop in the Post-ZIRP Era superbowlstevehunt.substack.com/p/neo-zirp-s... * Mass opposition to big tech is underway. Silicon Valley is in denial. www.bl…”

“The backlash to data centers, Flock, Meta glasses, and AI, is loud, animated, bipartisan, and wielding real power. It's the most popular and united political movement in the nation right now, and it's still growing. So of course Silicon Valley is in complet…”

““I Don’t Want to Interact With Stochastic Parrots” https://ploum.net/2026-09-09-ai_policy.html > My AI policy is "I don’t want any kind of interaction with that thing." And this should be all you need to know. This.”

“"Creativity is a process, one that begins with ideation and conception. [...] It feels almost banal to say at this point, but that’s the last place where we want AI intruding. Unbridled human imagination does not n...Video Game Companies Keep Trying To Bait…”

“"To call for a future in which “AI” demands “unlearning” is to unmoor everyone from time and place and body -- who we were, who we are, who we can become. To embrace its version of “unlearning” is to surrender all learning (all agency, all accountability) -…”

““A Technology of Unlearning” https://2ndbreakfast.audreywatters.com/a-technology-of-unlearning/ > Rather, this “unlearning” of “AI” involves cognitive surrender and cognitive atrophy. It involves dependence and perhaps even (if you accept this medical and m…”