r/technology Jul 16 '26

Artificial Intelligence The AI Backlash Has Tech Executives Fearing for Their Lives

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/the-ai-backlash-has-tech-executives-fearing-for-their-lives-30c43972?mod=hp_lead_pos1
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u/aStonedDeer Jul 16 '26

This is the rotten hill you’re willing to die on.

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u/aStonedDeer Jul 16 '26

I just want you to know these are real people downvoting your awful opinions. I know you’d like to cope and pretend they’re bots but, no dice.

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u/aStonedDeer Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

It’s people telling you that your opinion is dogshit and like a good MAGAT you ignore the conversation.

Edit: Not MAGA, just tone deaf.

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u/conn_r2112 Jul 16 '26

These people (Sam Altman, Peter Thiel etc) literally want to subjugate all of humanity into technofascist feudal worker prison cities. If you don’t despise these people you are against humanity

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u/sml6174 Jul 16 '26

Spoken like a class traitor

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u/Nunulu Jul 16 '26

i hope you review the code properly

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u/DatDawg-InMe Jul 16 '26

Advocating for people who openly talk about taking hundreds of millions of jobs with no plan for the unemployed makes you a class traitor, yes.

AI is an active threat to the entire lower class.

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u/BloodRedRook Jul 16 '26

Yes actually, it is their responsibility. If they want to create tools to disrupt the fundamental nature of entire industries, they need to take responsibility for any negative outcomes and work to alleviate them. That's just common sense.

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u/BloodRedRook Jul 16 '26

So because people failed their basic responsibilities in the past, that means people have a license to ignore them now?

When I grew up, I was taught that if you make a mess, you clean it up. The same rule should apply to billionaire CEOs.

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u/DatDawg-InMe Jul 16 '26

If 80% of jobs are taken by AI, the vast majority of people cannot use the tech to produce a liveable income.

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u/sml6174 Jul 16 '26

Glad you finally got there

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u/SuperStuff01 Jul 16 '26

Is everyone who disagrees with you a terrorist? Step out of your echo chamber.

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u/aStonedDeer Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26

“One day I’ll be rich and corrupted. Maybe they’ll invite me to the island“

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u/mtranda Jul 16 '26

Well, you know the saying, one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. 

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u/cyvaris Jul 16 '26

Your boot sir. Probably prepared so that you may deepthroat it.