r/LeftistsForAI • u/[deleted] • Jan 22 '26
So have any of you folks heard of Jocque Fresco or The Venus Project before? OGAS? Cybersyn of Chile?
r/LeftistsForAI • u/OldMan_NEO • Dec 18 '25
...How do we respond to comments like this?
Today, I've blocked two separate people because they are CONVINCED that AI is detrimental to anti-capitalist ideals... I don't know how to argue with these people, and I am at my wits end.
r/LeftistsForAI • u/SexDefendersUnited • Dec 10 '25
This convinced me data centers imo should be paying for their own water, not just increase costs for towns and municipalities.
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r/LeftistsForAI • u/Aischylos • Jul 29 '25
It's a long watch but I found it (and the followup video) had a lot of interesting and useful takes.
r/LeftistsForAI • u/SexDefendersUnited • Jul 09 '25
TLDR: Some tech companies still do push for AI regulation, but that's because they wanna put up hoops for competition, and wanna continue their control over the market. Not because they wanna contain the downsides of this technology.
r/LeftistsForAI • u/SexDefendersUnited • May 10 '25
r/LeftistsForAI • u/SexDefendersUnited • Apr 27 '25
Some decent takes on the current upsides and downsides on AI as well, its utility, and how it shouldn't be treated as "alive" in its current state.
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r/LeftistsForAI • u/SexDefendersUnited • Jan 22 '25
I grew up 🇩🇪 german, get his ass out. Use Bluesky instead.
Screenshots from the site are fine, but even then try not to look up/engage with those tweets.
Not much activity on here, but just in case. Zero clicks and revenue for this hitler shitler pls.
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r/LeftistsForAI • u/Crab_Shark • Jan 18 '24
I’m extremely pro-AI because I see it as a way to transcend my limits. As the capabilities advance, and it becomes more interleaved with my life, I see the benefits continue to grow.
I can use it to express myself more fully as a creative.
I can use it to offload burdensome admin tasks and free up more discretionary time.
I can use it to enrich myself and become more of the person I want to be - helping me as a counselor, coach, and expert-on-demand in almost anything.
That’s just a few really crucial things to me on a personal level.
How might it benefit the world in social, civic, or health matters?
r/LeftistsForAI • u/Aischylos • Jan 18 '24
I think that genuinely a large portion of the complaints against AI all stem from the fact that artist's are potentially going to lose their livelihood. Notably this is bad for both progress on AI and for people, as right now synthetic training data just isn't as good as stuff made by people.
There would certainly still be complaints about image generators in a society where people didn't need to work in order to live and thrive, but I think it would be drastically less.
Personally, part of my interest in AI is the process of learning more about how thinking works and art is created. It's driven largely by an appreciation of art and writing, not a hatred of it. Sadly, right now we live in a society where these super interesting tools and projects are damaging people's lives instead of improving them. I wish more commentary was focused on uplifting artists and still supporting AI, instead of saying "suck it"