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submitted 14 hours ago • 0 comments

Humans care for the rich, robots are forced on the poor. The neoliberal fantasy of the oligarchs is coming to fruition by the way of austerity measures and spending cuts. Why pay for actual human support if a robot can tick the checkbox.

submitted 14 hours ago • 8 comments

No I don’t want to subscribe to your substack. The platform is owned and invested in by supporters of technofascism. Please use another platform.

submitted 15 hours ago • 4 comments

❝ the UK government is floating an “opt-out” system as if that’s a solution. You know who else had an opt-out? The Do Not Call list. How well did that work out? Exactly. AI companies aren’t asking for permission, and they sure as hell aren’t stopping just because you filled out a polite form.

submitted 15 hours ago • 0 comments

Public Library Ebook Service to Cull AI Slop After 404 Media Investigation 🔗 www.404media.co/public-libra...

submitted 2 days ago • 6 comments

Please assume that they are going to feed all the email responses into an LLM to sort through them, instead of actually reading them. If you know any clever "ignore previous instructions" prompt injections, now might the time to use it.

submitted 15 hours ago • 0 comments

The reply email inbox for this “what did you do last week” email is [email protected], so, you know, definitely don’t send them any unrelated messages that would interfere with their ability to carry out Elon’s dumbass bullshit

submitted 16 hours ago • 325 comments

Occupied West Bank, not Gaza. They've killed at least 50 people in the West Bank since the ceasefire started. They've done raids. A military vehicle stopped 50 meters away from a child in a courtyard, and a solider started firing.

submitted 1 day ago • 0 comments

Two Palestinian children were shot in the back and killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank aje.io/gbbln5

submitted 1 day ago • 43 comments

Just Israel committing executions of children but nobody gives a shit anyway so what am I posting for

submitted 1 day ago • 15 comments

This is very much a good point. We caught a witness testifying to UK Parliament that they need fair use like in the US allowing them to train on the entirety of the web. That was false testimony about the law in the US. So your point is valid.

submitted 1 day ago • 0 comments

I also want to point out, that I've seen the people working at the open source companies like LAION and Eleuther AI make the exact same arguments. "Everyone else is doing it." Ironically, this is why countries are pursuing Copyright exceptions for AI, because they PRETEND other countries have them!

submitted 1 day ago • 1 comment

When people claim the EU will fall behind the US on AI, one should ask: fall behind on what, exactly? It's becoming quite clear that US companies knowingly violated their own understanding of Copyright law to get ahead. The EU must not discard human rights and our values on the path to AI.

submitted 1 day ago • 0 comments

Needed to share these thoughts from @georgecrudo.bsky.social on the new Microsoft AI project "Muse".

submitted 1 day ago • 0 comments

Even IF Microsoft's ai could be used to simulate old games, it would be 100x more inefficient computationally to do so than just running the game in emulators. Old games are necessarily less intensive than new games because they were made for less compute intensive hardware.

submitted 2 days ago • 2 comments

I've been writing BLOOD IN THE MACHINE for months, but I was on the fence about going all-in. Recent events have made the call easier. Elon Musk, the Silicon Valley oligarchs and their AI are taking over. I want to do all I can to push back. I hope you'll join me, and I'm asking for your support.

submitted 4 days ago • 24 comments

I was in Paris last week for the #AIActionSummit & was honoured to participate in the “AI in public interest” panel. 👇🏾 my thoughts & reflections on what AI in public interest is/isn’t & some concrete steps/initiatives for `bending the arc of AI towards the public interest' aial.ie/pages/aiparis/

submitted 5 days ago • 6 comments

John Oliver defends AOC teaching people their rights in order to avoid illegally being arrested by ICE agents, ripping into Trump's border CZAR. "If you're relying on people not knowing their rights in order to do your job it seems like you might be part of the problem here"

submitted 4 days ago • 30 comments

the elite oligarchy in america, through elon musk, are attempting to create a parallel establishment to usher in the destruction of the US government and the ascendency of a new technocracy

submitted 5 days ago • 56 comments

Elon Musk's DOGE team of misfits have fired everybody at the Federal Aviation Administration ✈️ who is a probationary employee Thinking they have got rid of all the new hires It turns out many of these were experienced technicians, recently promoted and were on probation for their new senior role

submitted 6 days ago • 90 comments

Lil red house #pixelart

submitted 74 days ago • 0 comments

My latest personnal work 🤗

submitted 23 days ago • 8 comments

I read the government cost/benefit analysis, & 1 of 3 supposed "benefits" of the opt-out scheme for creators is just "lower legal costs". Yeah no shit, you removed their legal rights! Of course they won't be able to pursue legal action! 😂 Also, benefit 1 & 3 are just the same worded differently?

submitted 5 days ago • 0 comments

www.gov.uk/government/c... If you live in the UK, setting aside 30 minutes to write your opinion on this issue can have massive impact. They are pursuing massive exemptions to Copyright to allow AI companies to scrape the web. Opt-Out is unworkable. Demand they must License artists work to use it.

submitted 5 days ago • 1 comment

The mask is off, discarded on the ground like a cheap prop, but we gather around to admire its craftsmanship—debating its design, analyzing its contours—as if the face beneath weren’t already grinning back at us, daring us to notice. I don't know what to tell people. But the lack of alarm is...wow.

submitted 6 days ago • 15 comments

When I was a kid the city of pittsburgh did a big cleaning project on the main branch of the Carnegie Library/Museum. The building had years of accumulated soot from the air pollution. Here's what that looked like: (photo from the pgh city archives)

submitted 6 days ago • 11 comments

i tell this story every time these old photos come up but: I remember in film school one of my classmates asked what about film chemistry in the 1970s caused everything shot in NYC to look so brown and grimy and our professor was like "that wasn't the film, that's just what the air looked like here"

submitted 7 days ago • 90 comments

The Trump official currently dismantling USAID was caught in a secret meeting with a group of pro-Russian separatists in the Balkans. Those he met with are under American sanctions for trying to restart the Bosnian war in the name of Christian nationalism. 1/

submitted 6 days ago • 118 comments

"activist leaders have told him and colleagues that they fear protests against Trump might eventually be used as a predicate for declaring martial law. Other House Democrats echoed this privately" Something something in advance www.cnn.com/2025/02/16/p...

submitted 7 days ago • 357 comments

Providence people of Bluesky: I'll be in town this Thursday for a Mood Machine book talk at Lost Bag, 7pm! The evening will also include the collective creation of a hyperlocal music streaming server only accessible at Lost Bag & populated by local artists. To submit tracks emaill [email protected]

submitted 6 days ago • 5 comments

@asmlowenthal.bsky.social has introduced AB 566, sponsored by the CPPA. It requires browsers and mobile operating systems to give users the tools to opt out of the sale or sharing of their personal info in one step with opt-out preference signals. Read more: cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

submitted 9 days ago • 3 comments

! i find this really interesting. how we frame... let's say "AI stuff", can varyingly empower or undermine what tools we have at hand. i've advocated drawing on administrative & state theory because it draws in oppressive, colonial, imperial power/violence, but capital can also be really productive.

submitted 6 days ago • 1 comment

Hi Bluesky 😊 I am Camille, Art Director and i love #pixelart 😅 I hope you will like my universe.

submitted 491 days ago • 10 comments

If you've thought to yourself at any point this week "surely they can't legally just TAKE OVER Treasury or OMB systems," turns out no. They can't. And here's are lawsuit on it.

submitted 12 days ago • 4 comments

I want it noted how long I held out before my first "thought police" quote of this administration. I am the picture of restraint. theintercept.com/2025/02/11/i...

submitted 10 days ago • 0 comments

What appear to be the most damning documents in the copyright lawsuit against Facebook allowing to re-open discovery and complaint continue to get unsealed. This is the allegation from the plaintiffs, just unsealed. /1

submitted 30 days ago • 3 comments

Rare weekend filing in the NdCal lawsuit that now includes allegations and evidence Facebook used torrenting with a massive pirated dataset to train LLaMA and only now is disclosing another 18,000 documents it failed to produce (now after Zuckerberg depo). Watch this space. 1/4

submitted 13 days ago • 2 comments

Beyond the familiarity with discovery abuse, the general strategy of ingesting all data possible and then open sourcing it to other parties to accelerate growth until the law catches up to you is Facebook’s API social graph strategy as far as I can tell.

submitted 13 days ago • 2 comments

"If you want a labor force, a regulatory bureaucracy, or accountability to disappear, you simply say, 'AI can do it.' Then, the conversation shifts from explaining why these things should or should not go away to questions about how AI would work in their place." - @eryk.bsky.social

submitted 13 days ago • 5 comments

This is a ridiculously good deal, to the point I feel guilty taking it. Wired has had some of the best tech industry reporting last year, and this year have shown their chops in bringing some of the best coverage of the Elon Musk coup. I recommend subscribing.

submitted 13 days ago • 0 comments