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Wait, you mean workers don't love the automatic dumbass machines that constantly threaten their jobs?
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this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2026
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As someone who has always been interested in technology and it's development, I find AI fascinating.
As someone who has a brain and can see all of the negative impacts this technology is having and will have on the world, I find AI deeply saddening and scary.
Can we go back to the 90s?
In a world where people controled their own work and lived in community with each other, AI could have been one of the greatest technological advances of the last fifty years. In the current system where everyone is subordinated to a tiny class of economic dictators who own every technology and piece of infrastructure, AI mostly just serves to advance the interests of its owners.