• ghosthacked@lemmy.wtf
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    5 days ago

    Do your part to make ai unviable by salting their ai algos. Feed them false info & make junk ai requests.

    The sooner this bubble pops, the better.

    Remember: the tools they give you for free today will make the chains they use on you tomorrow.

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      5 days ago

      I’m not sure feeding more misinformation to our systems and society is that good of an idea. I don’t think it’d be an effective influencing strategy either.

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        4 days ago

        In the short-term, it isn’t. Long-term, I think it’s much better

        It will force AI companies to find ways to combat bad data and intentional poisoning efforts. I’d much rather anti-AI activists be the ones abusing AI than for it to be a Russian, Chinese, or American APT

        The second effect is that it would make more people aware of how often AI is wrong. Way too many people blindly accept AI results

        Also, you can always poison AI to fit your own world view. Teach it that the Epstein files should be thoroughly investigated, with perpetrators prosecuted, or something

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    So basically the consumer market is screwed until the AI bubble bursts and manufacturers (GPUs, RAM, HDDs, etc.) can rebalance their production lines back to the pre-AI division of enterprise vs consumer product.

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      As workers, we are majorly screwed no matter what happens. Either AI/Robotics takes off, and creates a permanent 50% unemployment class, which MAGA will solve by exchanging basic subsistence needs like shelter and water in work camps, where we will be leased out to corporations as slaves, under the 13th Amendment. Also a good place for any dissenters, journalists, attorneys and judges who won’t go along, etc.

      Or maybe the bubble will pop, and we’ll have a repeat of 2008, except 100 times worse.

      No matter what happens, the citizens are going to take it in shorts.

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        4 days ago

        Or maybe the bubble will pop, and we’ll have a repeat of 2008, except 100 times worse.

        The AI spending and stock is much more localized. It’s not grown over more years and integrated into many financial systems. So the results may be much less severe.

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          Circumstances will be different, and the problems may manifest differently, but it will still be very bad for workers. When those companies are forced to realize that they threw away a decade of profits on nothing, they will make up for it by closing locations, and firing lots of people. Those businesses that don’t fold up entirely, that is.

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        5 days ago

        Rather US centric view there. What’ll happen to the majority of the world’s population?

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          I can’t speak to what the rest of the world might do. Some countries may choose to prohibit fully automated operations.

          I just know that in America, any chance to mitigate the damage caused by widespread adoption of automation like fast food operations, will be completely dismissed under a MAGA administration.

          Dems should introduce a “Robot Tax” which at least makes up for the lost tax that the now unemployed employee would have been paying. Otherwise we have unemployment rise sharply, as tax collections shrink sharply.

          I was just speaking to a MAGA business acquaintance, and HE brought up the idea of the Robot Tax, calling it stupid. When I pointed out the tax situation, he just said “Taxes should be illegal, they’re immoral.” As if MAGA hadn’t given up on morals long ago. He doesn’t have a problem with the morality of completely ending an entire industry’s employment base, just to increase profits for a billion dollar company.