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    1. GeneReddit123 on

      Most other political divisions in the US are Left/Right. There are urban/rural, racial, and gender divisions between the camps, but importantly there is a mix of both common people and elites representing both sides.

      AI, however, seems to be an issue which is uniquely split not Left/Right but Top/Bottom. The majority of elites on *both* Left and Right see AI as a tool that increases their own wealth, power, and influence, while the majority of common people (again, both on the Left and Right) are increasingly wary of its impact on their jobs, welfare, and outsized power of the elites over their lives.

      So the dynamics are going to play out differently. The common people don’t have much elite champions representing them, and since neither Party’s political machine (heavily influenced by lobbyists and other elites) is interested to pursue an anti-AI stance, the issue will be buried at the political level no matter how much the masses are concerned about it (at least not until and unless it reaches a full-blown political crisis level). This will play out less like standard political conflict and more like a brewing non-partisan popular revolt.

    2. unwelcome_flesh_sack on

      Let it build into a hate monsoon which covers the earth. Fuck these billionaire assholes trying to create a cyberpunk dystopia.

    3. CEOs are using AI as an excuse for mass layoffs, even when AI has nothing to do with it. The remaining employees are being given mandates to use LLMs even when it serves no visible benefit other than to increase adoption rates so executives can justify their spending.

      And those same CEOs are predicting mass unemployment due to AI, with massive changes in quality of life and career trajectory for the rest.

      There are also things like building massive datacenters, which impact locals, against local citizen and even government wishes.

      Is it any wonder there is a backlash?

      Maybe the worst part is there are a ton of very useful aspects of AI (especially garden-variety ML) getting grouped together with LLMs under the umbrella term „AI“ that cast the whole field in a bad light.

    4. Laserdollarz on

      AI has its uses and place. Stop shoving it into everything and it wouldn’t get a fraction of the hate it currently gets. 

    5. Soberdonkey69 on

      Fuck AI, goblins are doing more for society and helping the environment, improving our standards of living making sure we have jobs to provide for our families.

    6. VermillionSun on

      To me hating technology / AI just puts the target off of the billionaires and actual humans screwing us

    7. groovyinutah on

      A.I. is starting to feel like one of those „Just because you can do a thing doesn’t mean you should“…

    8. letthetreeburn on

      What good does AI do for the common man?

      It takes your job, poisons your air and water, jacks up your electricity rates, steals your work, watches and reports where you go, lies to you in your news, presents fake art for you to watch.

      No wonder people are pissed

    9. Ok_Surprise_4090 on

      „Wave“ makes it sound like it’s temporary. We’ve seen your product and we think it’s both shit and in no way worth its costs, tech industry.

    10. NorthernCobraChicken on

      It’s not a wave, it’s not a phase, it’s just that people of power, wealth, and authority, can’t simply idly ignore the fact that the novelty of AI has worn off for a lot of folks.

      Stuck in their LinkedIn / gentlemen’s / golf club bubbles where the voices of other misappropriated wealthy old white dudes are louder than the entire rest of the working planet.

    11. BrandNew098 on

      Im so tired of this shit being forced down our throats. The company I work for doesn’t even have to answer to shareholders and they are still trying to force it. We now have an “AI goal” per employee…

    12. cazzipropri on

      Innovation benefits the innovators FIRST, and the customers next, but only as minimally as it is necessary to get their business till they are locked in, and has usually no benefit for anybody else. In fact, frequently the externalities are negative.

      For some reason this point keeps being omitted in the public discourse.

    13. Glad to hear this growing, for real. Just to split some hairs, though…  I don’t exactly hate AI,  I hate the transparently evil push from the billionaire class to use AI to steal skills, knowledge and power from normal people. Definitely that *is what AI is for,* and sometimes even that’s what it is good at, but if it were only permitted in a democratized structure, more work completed per person has the potential to be a good thing all around. As designed, however, it ain’t „all around“. It’s centralizing all that capability into the hands of trillion dollar corporations who have colluded to steal the underlying information, with this new stealing technology. It’s napster for billionaires.

      One formative  idea for a reform law is that you could require to have workers whom you pay to decide how much of the work would be done by an AI. Where there is a union, the current and former union members should own the AI…  It’s stolen intelligence as much as it is artificial intelligence. My off the cuff ideas need work, for sure. I just want us to seek out new structures that identify and eliminate the evil consolidation of powers ahead of eliminating the raw/hypothetical capabilities. 

    14. I love how no one realizes the article is AI.

      *Reality Check*

      *Bottom Line*

      This is clear ChatGPT-speak broskis

    15. WaffleWarrior1979 on

      I really am enjoying seeing these AI companies spend money on advertisements only to see a whole comment section shitting on them. Really warms the heart.

    16. southflhitnrun on

      I work in AI, and I hate it. There’s very little to like about it. It’s just Tech Bros solving problems for Tech Bros while telling the rest of the World they „have“ to use it and „have“ to pay for it.

    17. digitalpencil on

      „We’re working round the clock, investing everything to make great swathes of the workforce permanently redundant!“

      „Oh great! So there’ll be like some kind of tax-funded income plan to support people who are put out of work?“

      „…“

      „These businesses have already shelved thousands of jobs!!“

      „I err.. you didn’t answer the. What about people’s jobs?“

      „Check out this amazing video of a hamster riding a surfboard!“

      „Haha…..? so.. no plan for the economy then??“

      „Why aren’t you all excited?!!!!“

      „Cause i like living indoors and eating food you deranged fuckwit!“

    18. Most scifi predicts the banning of ai after it breaks containment and tries to eradicate humanity. I don’t think I’ve ever read a story where the hate for ai evolved the way it’s actually happened.

    19. AI is competing for our very limited water and electricity. The hate is justified. Not to mention job destruction.

    20. > Why it matters: The AI hype cycle would have you believe the technology is inevitable. But AI backlash is growing, as people worry it will steal their jobs, jack up electricity rates and further enrich the wealthy, all while hurting the environment.

      Haha, ironic from Ai generated article

    21. leavezukoalone on

      I’ve applied to probably a thousand jobs as a product designer with 15 years of experience. It’s never, EVER been this bad.

    22. crushsuitandtie on

      Turns out people hate forced adoption of technology designed to replace us in a world where your life is tied to how much money you make. Who would have guessed? Jensen said himself that he sees just a handful of employees and millions of AI agents. So what do all these replaced workers do to survive in this capitalism attrition simulator?

    23. It’s missing necessary guardrails, guidance and guidelines. Proper oversight and regulation. Testing and accountability.

      It’s not trusted because it’s in a rogue state, run by greedy techolords, politicians & bureaucrats.

      On top of that, it’s largely misunderstood.

      You can’t buy trust, it is earned by doing. All the talk in the world amounts to nothing.

    24. The hate isn’t for AI, it’s for the tech bros training AI on other people’s property, driving up the cost of everything from RAM to electricity to water, shoving it down everyone’s throats, and costing people jobs that they actually enjoy instead of using AI to replace jobs no one wants to do.

    25. AI seemed fun when it was mostly memes and information. Since then it has incorporated every facet of my daily life and only like 3 people own it.

    26. Unconventional01 on

      Well earned, it’s sucking up resources like mad, causing problems with electric utilities which causes problems for us. Then using more water than the most wasteful golf courses on earth which is a finite resource.
      What happens when we use AI to find answers on where is fresh water near me and we get stuck in a boot loop?

    27. I clicked the link, first I had to click „I’m not a robot“, then it wanted me to solve a captcha. Fuck that website.

    28. Ohigetjokes on

      Love how news outlets pick up on trends just as they’ve passed their peak and begun receding.

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