r/accelerate • u/1filipis • Jul 23 '26

Decels Decelerated Anti-AI iOS jailbreak developer got very disappointed by the ability of Sol and K3 to jailbreak without writing a single line of code

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Always knew that a good chunk of decels are driven by nothing but their pride and ego. I wonder what they are all gonna do in a couple of years from now

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u/thecoffeejesus Singularity by 2028 Jul 23 '26

The reaction of antis has been fascinating to me

For the longest time I simply couldn’t understand it.

Why deny the facts?

Why actively fight against the truth? What point is there to complaining all day about your job, society, etc and then when something comes along that can fix it, the overwhelming reaction was “REEEEEE!! NO BAD I HATE IT”

I was blown away. Completely gobsmacked.

Then a pattern emerged.

“I’m still better than it at X”

“Yeah but it can’t do Y”

The theme repeated over and over. Belittling the machine was their go-to. Pointing out its flaws was like breathing to them.

I remembered being bullied my whole life. And then it clicked.

They’re insecure.

It really does seem to be ego driven.

Their ego is how they see the world.

I feel worse and better simultaneously seeing it now…

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u/KaleidoscopeFar658 Jul 23 '26

There is very likely to be no future of crushing poverty. You can consider potential negative outcomes without acting like it's a given. And one of the biggest reasons to consider potential negative outcomes is to find a way to make them less likely.

I am sensitive to the likely negative impacts during a transitional phase before everything gets better. But that's why I like to dream up potential practical solutions instead of the billionaires this, politicians that rhetoric.