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I am so sick and tired of AI being forced onto me in literally every aspect of life like why in the sams hell does fucking DoorDash need ai????
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Anonymous 8w

I’m beyond sick of it. None of us want it or asked for it and they keep trying to shove it in everything to keep investors happy when they’re tired of it, too. Get this ridiculous shit out of my face. Strip the surveillance centres of their copper, too.

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Anonymous 8w

I use photoshop for digital art/drawing and every. Mf. Time. I open that bitch they prompt me to use AI. LEAVE ME ALONEEEEE

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Anonymous 8w

because companies exist for the shareholders at the expense of the working class, and their goal is to just keep getting bigger. companies like doordash or google have essentially gotten as big as their product allows. they are synonymous with delivery and web browsing respectively. but that’s not enough they need to get bigger so they find a tech hype train to jump on and hope they can expand even more and become even bigger while crushing the little guy in the process.

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Anonymous replying to -> #2 8w

literally why does ai need to be on social media?? (snap,tiktok,ig,etc)

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 8w

To entertain investors and paedos, it feels like. Twitter’s grok is especially heinous…

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 8w

to be fair “ai” as a concept is really new which is why it’s new on social media but these companies have been using machine learning models as part of their recommendation algorithms for a long long time. the last big growth in machine learning was i think the 90s or so? so they’ve been using basic neural networks for lots of things for a while but recently there have been a lot of advances that enable things like generative ai, and more efficient/effective models

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 8w

the current growth of “AI” as a concept is mostly marketing to please shareholders and (fail) to get consumers on board. it also provides an opportunity to further expand their computational ability to be further entrenched in buying and selling information. it’s not necessarily some new thing so much as an extension of current practices in the tech industry which are enabled by the fact they regularly are ahead of regulators and use that opportunity to get rich at others expense

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