First, if you’re actually curious, I recommend perusing this community and reading a lot.

I’ll do a short, non-exhaustive list that I will try to not turn into a rant.

Generative AI, LLMs, specifically is what I’ll be referring to. Not things like image recognition or OCR.

• All LLMs today are inherently using stolen data.
• AI hyperscale data centers are ruining our environment
• • water
• • air
• • especially in communities that are already underserved
• I want to spend what precious little time I have speaking and interacting with other Humans, not arguing with robots or even “Being more productive.”
• huge cybersecurity concerns
• Something something economy, but this is tied with my humans point. If we’re improving the economy by automating shit, while many are not getting the basic necessities of life, that’s an issue.

An appeal to futility isn’t helpful though. We can still have an impact, especially when movements grow.

Kinsey was awful, but almost every episode he was in was excellent!

Did you like Antimemetics Division? I saw the Short video with Jasika Nicole (Astrid from Fringe), and it felt like a mix between bad sci fi that took itself too seriously and a dumb joke.

I should have fought

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This seems like a very big deal, but I’m no financialologist

This is the Raspberry Mint planet, great for Kombucha

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I think you just pronounce it Wilbur

4. Hydrogen Bombs

You have to care of yourself.

I think you dropped this

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Copilot Studio is already $30 a month per person, which i think is an insane high price for slop. It’s barely less than the 20 apps you get in Adobe Creative Cloud.

Unfortunately, I think the only way people will pay the prices these companies need is if LLMs become so ingrained in our lives that we effectively require them to live (like smartphones).

And yet that does not absolve us from all personal responsibly.

If someone has two otherwise equal job opportunities, one at a local nonprofit that provides eldercare assistance, and the other at a fortune 500 (two extreme examples to serve the point), I think they should choose the former.

I understand that not everyone has or is able to get these opportunities. But this is effectively the “all consumption under capitalism is unethical” argument, which some people use as an excuse to unnecessarily choose unethically.

• Are we going to get any of our money back?
• Is getting our money going to be easy, or another class action lawsuit form that feels like a scam the whole way through the process?
• Is Ticketmaster going to change their practices in any meaningful way?

Grant Imahara, first person I had a parasocial relationship who died. It was also such a sudden and tragic death.

We’ve gotta get those numbers up!

Only thing better than a strike is a mass exodus.

A researcher asked people who live in car dependent areas to go without theirs for 20 days, none of them were able to overcome the poor infrastructure.

Fixed Headline for them.

Well the Claud’s in the cradle and the silver spoon

I didn’t know this SMBC comic was based on something real. https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2010-11-26