„Machen Sie es langsamer“: Sanders warnt davor, dass die USA keine Ahnung von der Geschwindigkeit und dem Ausmaß der kommenden KI-Revolution haben

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/feb/21/ai-revolution-bernie-sanders-warning

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    1. ElysiumSprouts on

      AI will continue to be a mass producer of unusable slop until the split second moment one of these models crosses that invisible line and suddenly becomes the most capable tool ever created. And that tool will be locked behind a very expensive subscription pay wall while the masses get to stay mired in the slop.

      Most of us will never really get to use the top models, at least not for a long while.

    2. comfortableNihilist on

      How exactly has this guy managed to be on the good side of history for his entire career? I think he’s too old for president but, damn if I wouldn’t have preferred him over Biden.

    3. Substantial-Link-465 on

      Neither does he. Thank goodness there’s a 10 year restriction on legislating ai. People just want more nonsense to make laws to restrict poor people.

      Any „laws“ you people think up WILL NOT be followed by the rich or „elites.“ You only want to send more poor people to jail.

    4. kummer5peck on

      Bernie isn’t exactly a subject mater expert on the topic, but he’s not wrong.

      Edit: I can’t tell who is downvoting me. Tech bros or Bernie Bros. Maybe I pissed them both off lol

    5. Farther_Dm53 on

      ‚Revolution‘, more like like a de-evolution. Its costing way more to build and create these things than to just get more workers… you already pay them dirt.

    6. LouQuacious on

      I say let’s hurry up and get to the next phase. If mass unemployment is coming let’s just get there then figure out what to do with millions of qualified, capable working age people that need money and a job to survive and have purpose. No sense in delaying the inevitable Bernie.

    7. JaySocials671 on

      Slow it down how? Lmao. Better to help everyone get up to speed with it.

    8. The „AI revolution“ is going to involve some very ugly stuff when the average worker has their back up to the wall against corporate interests telling them no one can earn a paycheck unless they learn to type AI prompts. You can’t mass-discard the skills and employment potential of the largest population in history without, uh, some *serious blowback* when enough people feel they have nothing to lose.

    9. SomeSamples on

      Cool your jets grandpa. We know. We just don’t care. AI will fizzle out and a new thing will come along to take its place in the world of shit that will kill humanity.

    10. TopTippityTop on

      Extra productivity is a great thing. We just need it for energy, food and housing, none of which is being automated/accepted by AI, unfortunately.

    11. AngryTrucker on

      Maybe the old man who failed to lead a nation twice should do something useful instead of telling the country how fucked they are.

    12. pattydickens on

      We could have gone all-in on rebuilding our grid and utilizing technology to harness renewable energy which would have provided millions of new jobs and created entirely new industries, but instead, we went all-in on a technology that requires a shitload of energy and guarantees that our grid and energy production will be unsustainable while reducing the workforce and making everything more expensive and unreliable for the average consumer.

    13. Sanders should also know that there’s no slowing it. If you slow it in the US it will happen everywhere else. The only hope we have is to make out AI more badass than everyone else’s and hope it likes us. :S

    14. GimmeSomeCovfefe on

      Yes, because trying to slow down technology has always worked throughout human history.

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