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Live tension Ai slop books biography amazon Concern & critique · 4 attributable reactions Shared emphasis The Socialist Case Against Nationalizing AI Markets & investment · 2 attributable reactions
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Established AI field signal Signal 10d ago
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Ai slop books biography amazon

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Why this matches Markets & investment reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Kashmir Hill
“Got this text a couple months. Had to investigate it. www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/t...” evidence ↗
11 experts 4 communities 1 sources clustered
Hypervisible Kashmir Hill Sarah T Roberts, PhD Mor Naaman evacide Eileen Clancy 🧿 Woodrow Hartzog Andrew Heiss +3
3 experts discussed this · 12 posts
Kashmir Hill: Got this text a couple months. Had to investigate it. www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/t...
Salomé Viljoen: Got this text a couple months. Had to investigate it. www.nytimes.com/2026/07/16/t...
Kashmir Hill: To quote myself... "My biography was no 'Fifty Shades.' The only punishing part was reading it."
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Primary source nytimes.com ↗
Established Policy & governance Analysis 6d ago
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socialist case against AI nationalization

The Socialist Case Against Nationalizing AI

9 experts across 4 network communities independently surfaced this.

Why this matches Markets & investment reaction 2 attributable expert contributions · Ali Alkhatib, Roland Meyer
“"When we hear AI, we shouldn’t fall for the AI peddlers’ narratives of productivity explosions and mass unemployment. We should think of Taylorism, of the myriad ways in which capital centralizes knowledge, measures people, and carves up work in order to ma…” evidence ↗
9 experts 4 communities 1 sources clustered
Alex Hanna Juan Diego Rodriguez Hypervisible Paris Marx Ali Alkhatib 🌶 David Gray Widder Mél Hogan / The Data Fix Hagen Blix +1
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“"When we hear AI, we shouldn’t fall for the AI peddlers’ narratives of productivity explosions and mass unemployment. We should think of Taylorism, of the myriad ways in which capital centralizes knowledge, measures people, and carves up work in order to ma…”

4 experts discussed this · 9 posts
Eugene Vinitsky: I think it's reasonable to ask of a research program that purports to automate away all jobs that it provide a positive vision of the future more confident than "hey, maybe we'll "cure" cancer alon…
Eugene Vinitsky: I've been talking about this a lot lately and it just feels like the moral cases in the field are significantly less developed than they should be and it's eating at me a bit
Juan Diego Rodriguez: This eats at me all the time. I don’t know what to do about it
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Primary source jacobin.com ↗
Established AI field signal Analysis 11d ago
Bulwark slop doctrine marwick essay

The Slop Doctrine - by alice e. marwick - The Bulwark

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Why this matches Markets & investment reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · alice e marwick
“The right loves AI slop. Why? I investigate in @thebulwark.com today: www.thebulwark.com/p/the-slop-d...” evidence ↗
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Hypervisible alice e marwick Roland Meyer Ben Williamson

“The right loves AI slop. Why? I investigate in @thebulwark.com today: www.thebulwark.com/p/the-slop-d...”

“«AI slop lets the right simultaneously annoy anti-AI liberals, animate divisive stereotypes, and boost tech companies embracing anti-democratic principles, all while increasing social media engagement.» #Slopaganda www.thebulwark.com/p/the-slop-d...”

2 experts discussed this · 3 posts
Roland Meyer: «AI slop lets the right simultaneously annoy anti-AI liberals, animate divisive stereotypes, and boost tech companies embracing anti-democratic principles, all while increasing social media engagem…
Roland Meyer: Great article, thanks to @alicetiara.bsky.social @thebulwark.com for citing my work
Ben Williamson: «AI slop lets the right simultaneously annoy anti-AI liberals, animate divisive stereotypes, and boost tech companies embracing anti-democratic principles, all while increasing social media engagem…
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Primary source thebulwark.com ↗
Established Culture, work & education Development 14d ago
OpenAI ChatGPT smart speaker announcement

OpenAI may announce a ChatGPT smart speaker this year

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Why this matches Markets & investment reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Hypervisible
“I write about this in the book. Increasingly, the proposition from these companies is “let us surveil you constantly.” That’s it! That’s the deal. In return you get the (supposed) benefit of a machine that “knows” you, whatever that’s supposed to mean. fina…” evidence ↗
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Olivia Guest Hypervisible

“I write about this in the book. Increasingly, the proposition from these companies is “let us surveil you constantly.” That’s it! That’s the deal. In return you get the (supposed) benefit of a machine that “knows” you, whatever that’s supposed to mean. fina…”

2 experts discussed this · 5 posts
Hypervisible : The hardware that’s supposed to change the world and is so cool you can barely imagine it is… a smart speaker.
Hypervisible : Genius ideas like “mobile smart speaker.” Truly inspired.
Hypervisible : Don’t forget always on pendant/note taker.
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