Konstantin mit ein paar Zitaten zum Nachdenken: Priester der Digitalisierung, sowie Der Prompting-Kurzschluss und weitere…
Many of [the programmers] seem to live in a state of denial, knowing that there will be huge changes, and knowing that they will have to adapt, but without a idea what to do about it other than waiting it out. After all, many of them are part of structures that, in itself, will have to completely need to be re-thought and re-built in order to remove the coder, and all processes around them, from the value creation chain.
Nathalie Maréchal darüber, dass jetzt der richtige Moment wäre, den Tech Bros den Stecker zu ziehen: Pull the Plug on Technofascism Before It Reboots.
Now that US voters have demonstrated opposition to the AI-driven immiseration and oppression agenda, we must turn our attention to accountability, reform, and renewal – and to the intra-left debates that will determine whether elected leaders will actually do the hard work, or merely pay lip service to it. The pro-democracy movement has drawn blood, but technofascism still lives. Here’s how to bury it.
The Atlantic zeigt auf, dass die Midterms nicht nur Trump, sondern auch das Silicon Valley verloren hat: Silicon Valley’s Very Bad Night.
Tech companies and executives poured hundreds of millions of dollars into Trump’s super PAC, inauguration fund, ballroom renovation, and other pet projects. Crypto and AI super PACs have spent still more, some $250 million, on this year’s federal elections, while Elon Musk alone has poured close to half a billion dollars into the midterms. Many of the candidates they spent the most on in competitive races lost; that use of wealth to buy power may be exactly what Americans voted against.
Vor allem das Ergebnis in Texas hat bei den Tech Bros für Aufregung gesorgt: The Blue Wave Has Tech Bros Scrambling for Data Centers in Space.
Data centers in space are an incredible idea and anyone who doubted them didn’t think enough about tonight’s election results.
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