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    Im Jahr 2026 wird die neutrale Haltung des Silicon Valley zur KI-Gegenreaktion von Bedeutung sein
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    Im Jahr 2026 wird die neutrale Haltung des Silicon Valley zur KI-Gegenreaktion von Bedeutung sein

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    1. pgtl_10 on

      I am currently taking AI training and its making me angry. I am supposed to learn to use AI but the course is just teaching me how to train an LLM to take my job.

    3. knotatumah on

      I strongly feel tech bro’s *know* this disconnect exists but they dont care. They’re in a unique position where you almost *cannot* avoid their influence. You’re either using their hardware, apps, websites, or operating systems. Its a chance to force a new reality upon the masses and make it mandatory for existence. And the race is on to become the first to be indispensable: *“too big to fail“* on steroids where its not just a single company but an entire economy from consumer goods & services to every joe blow company that used the services to replace labor.

      The disconnect is that we dont want it, we dont need it. But *they* want it and *they* need it and *they* control the means to make it happen whether we like it or not. We can only hope this whole thing topples over soon.

    5. From-UoM on

      During the DotCom era there were great ideas like Amazon.com and bad ideas like Pets.com

      Like the internet, ai will stay forever. Question is which companies will survive and actually build great and useful things.

    7. Independence-Rare on

      Because Sam wants to create abundance…. His most overused buzzword.

    8. KennyDROmega on

      No it won’t.

      Their audience is not and never has been the public. It’s strictly VCs.

      To them, public backlash is just a sign the technology is getting better as intended, so they’ll continue to open their checkbooks.

      Rinse, repeat.

    9. helcat on

      This is another in an endless stream of examples of people saying how much AI has helped them without saying how. Meanwhile my minimal encounters with it have been 90% negative. It tells me lies almost every time. When did XYZ die? Wrong. How much did I spend on XYZ website last year? Wrong. Once it helped me solve a difficult word puzzle. Once. I am highly skeptical these people who rave about how it helped them are getting good info. 

    11. JTP709 on

      It worked for micro transactions in video games, why not with everything else?

    12. Bob-BS on

      Their goal is the Yarvin prophesized technofeudalism. They honestly don’t care about any backlash. In their view, they are superior to other people and deserve to have all the weath and means of automation. Look up Mendius Moldbug

    13. TheForkisTrash on

      Really it seems like every company collectively decided to ignore their customers since covid. I dont see why AI companies would be any different.

    14. thoptergifts on

      Scott wants the unlucky children who are born in this trash to be slaves

    16. Object-Driver7809 on

      Just use it to improve quality of life and not to squeeze more profit out of humanity and it’s all good

    17. nosayso on

      All that matters is money. Money buys politicians and public opinion, the same companies in the AI business have direct and significant control over government, social media, newspapers, and cable news.

      People will believe what oligarchs tell them to believe, at least enough to keep the oligarchs chosen politicians in power.

      We’re ruled by a geriatric pedophile racist who lies about immigrants eating cats because the oligarchs wanted it. Getting people to support AI is trivial next to that.

    18. tc100292 on

      So, too, are the “AI is here whether we like it or not” politicians, who are about to find out what happens in a democratic election when the public doesn’t like it.

    19. JellyDonutIV on

      AI as proposed is the ultimate bread and circuses. These tech oligarchs really think “if we let them see their dog doing standup they’ll let us cook”. TBD of that holds but I don’t think it’s a good trade!

    20. DarthJDP on

      Why would the little people matter? They will simply get king doland to expand the mandate of ICE to round up anybody with seditious commentary – like criticizing the oligarchs and the AI they are selling and send them to el salvador.

    21. SNTCTN on

      I have a customer who in every conversation I have with them tells me they asked ChatGPT a question and wants me to confirm if its true and I tell her „I have no idea, that has nothing to do with my work“ and yet she keeps asking me to confirm if the AI is right or wrong.

    22. macgalver on

      The first brand to come out swinging that they are anti AI will win the marketplace. Board members and CSuite love AI because they see the stocks that juice their returns. Regular people see AI as the thing that got them fired.

    23. Clean_Brilliant_8586 on

      They aren’t tone deaf, they’re just listening to a different song most of us can’t afford to listen to.

      Musk et al have shown that the current administration and draft of other government officials are for sale. The public is still buying the idea being peddled that immigrants are the threat and they’re going to take all the jobs and when they aren’t taking the jobs they are taking the pets.

      That is a useful smoke screen for them. Meanwhile, the executive is trying to force feed their services to the states.

      It’s not tone deafness. The current power structure represents a minority and is actively working to further enrich and protect that group. 

    25. Cheeze_It on

      Dude, fuck Silicon Valley companies. Almost all of them are a fucking pox on the world.

    27. Unxcused on

      I see no upside to AI. If the bubble that is 7 conpanies paying each other back and forth bursts, everyone suffers from the economic collapse for the industry. If AI succeeds, it takes our jobs and leaves many without income. This is also without considering other ethical and environmental concerns, as well as if using it turns our brains to much because must AI models behave like sycophants

    29. not-area51 on

      Thank god I don’t have mandatory AI usage in my work. I’d sooner quit, and I own the company. 

      Altman, Ellison and others aren’t living in reality anymore

      Blinded by their own hubris 

    30. not-area51 on

      They also want AI to take over so they don’t have to worry about general strikes and collective action anymore, since that’s the part society controls. AI doesn’t take days off or need health insurance so…. Take that for what you will

    31. Stereo_Jungle_Child on

      Old Sammy here is going to be the perfect fall guy when this whole thing implodes and people lose trillions of dollars.

    32. rickimatsu on

      I’m so excited for Sam Altman to be found out to just be another SBF in tech.

    33. Traditional-Meat-549 on

      I live here; remarkable contrast between local news and national on the subject. Tech is dying here. People looking to pay their 2 million dollar mortgages.

    34. deadR0 on

      Keep pushing back on gen AI like they did for the Indy Game Awards. We need to speak with our wallets where we can.  The people don’t want AI

    35. bi_polar2bear on

      Stand by the The French Revolution 2: Silicone Valley Bugaloo. Many billionaires are made, most jobs are gone, and the populace has enough and cleans house between tech and politicians. All these people at the top are blind to the invisible train wreck coming. There’s not enough badges to stop the entire population from an uprising.

      At least with no brakes on AI, Revolution will happen sooner than later.

    36. theytoldmeineedaname on

      As more people lose their jobs, some are going to become suicidal. At that point, a question that might start to be asked by certain people is „do I just take myself out now, or should I do something about Sam Altman first?“ That’s when things will start to get interesting.

    37. Adlehyde on

      They’re just looking for those short term investor gains. They all know there’s no market for actually using AI. There’s no long term plan here. It’s just, „pump up the value of our company *now.“*

    38. LessRespects on

      Y’all are mad at the wrong people. If the investors keep giving them money why would they stop?

    39. Narrow_Relative2149 on

      Musk on X: „The future is going to be AMAZING with AI and robots enabling sustainable ABUNDANCE for all!“ – amazing for him at the top controlling them all I guess?

    40. DivineBladeOfSilver on

      The thing is, Silicon Valley does not need consumers to like technology to make a vast amount of money. They know this. They just need business to adopt it. And hated or not if it helps save money or create efficiencies and sells great to investors, they are going to eat it up and Silicon Valley will laugh their way home to the bank. It would be great if consumers also gave them money for it, but most money comes from business, not consumers. And a lot of the business AI use does not relate to consumer income. It relates to operations behind the scenes. They are not in the business of being popular. They are in the business of making money. They know how big the resistance to computers and the internet was and how that worked out. They are not worried.

    41. 1nv1s1blek1d on

      When are people going to understand that they are not stopping this? You should have been proactive 8 years ago before it blew up. I can remember when the concept of AI was laughed at by the masses and the idea was considered a Fox News conspiracy theory. Welp, it’s taking your jobs now. You should probably find a way to adapt.

    43. FlamboyantPirhanna on

      I thought this was about some special AI episode of Silicon Valley, but apparently they’re referring to the real SV.

    44. sukisoou on

      There was a report that shows that LLM are simply stealing all content from reddit. So anytime someone solves a problem, it goes right in so that ChatGPT can show everyone what a powerful resource it is /s

      But yeah, simply cultivating the hive mind for its billionaire owners own benefits.

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