#antiai — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #antiai, aggregated by home.social.
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🚨 Breaking news: People rediscover old tech to escape the almighty algorithm overlords! 🎶🕺 Who knew hoarding shiny discs could be the latest rebellion against the evil AI empire? 🙄 Next up, we'll all be communicating via carrier pigeons to escape email spam. 🐦✉️
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/oct/02/physical-media-fans-streaming-algorithms-cds-dvds-vinyl #oldtech #rediscovery #algorithmrebellion #antiAI #carrierpigeons #digitaldetox #HackerNews #ngated -
🚨 Breaking news: People rediscover old tech to escape the almighty algorithm overlords! 🎶🕺 Who knew hoarding shiny discs could be the latest rebellion against the evil AI empire? 🙄 Next up, we'll all be communicating via carrier pigeons to escape email spam. 🐦✉️
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/oct/02/physical-media-fans-streaming-algorithms-cds-dvds-vinyl #oldtech #rediscovery #algorithmrebellion #antiAI #carrierpigeons #digitaldetox #HackerNews #ngated -
🚨 Breaking news: People rediscover old tech to escape the almighty algorithm overlords! 🎶🕺 Who knew hoarding shiny discs could be the latest rebellion against the evil AI empire? 🙄 Next up, we'll all be communicating via carrier pigeons to escape email spam. 🐦✉️
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/oct/02/physical-media-fans-streaming-algorithms-cds-dvds-vinyl #oldtech #rediscovery #algorithmrebellion #antiAI #carrierpigeons #digitaldetox #HackerNews #ngated -
🚨 Breaking news: People rediscover old tech to escape the almighty algorithm overlords! 🎶🕺 Who knew hoarding shiny discs could be the latest rebellion against the evil AI empire? 🙄 Next up, we'll all be communicating via carrier pigeons to escape email spam. 🐦✉️
https://www.theguardian.com/media/2026/oct/02/physical-media-fans-streaming-algorithms-cds-dvds-vinyl #oldtech #rediscovery #algorithmrebellion #antiAI #carrierpigeons #digitaldetox #HackerNews #ngated -
Debian is obviously a rock-solid choice for CERN. With their massive software ecosystem and community, it makes total sense why they went that route. But part of me can't help but wonder what a NetBSD-powered Large Hadron Collider would look like! ⚛️
NetBSD’s hardware portability just seems like a perfect match for lab. Plus, using pkgsrc to manage complex scientific software seamlessly across all those different niche architectures would be incredible to see at that scale.
Nothing but respect for the Debian rollout, but a sysadmin can dream! 🚩🚀
#NetBSD #CERN #Debian #Linux #UNIX #OpenSource #noai #nollm #antiai -
Debian is obviously a rock-solid choice for CERN. With their massive software ecosystem and community, it makes total sense why they went that route. But part of me can't help but wonder what a NetBSD-powered Large Hadron Collider would look like! ⚛️
NetBSD’s hardware portability just seems like a perfect match for lab. Plus, using pkgsrc to manage complex scientific software seamlessly across all those different niche architectures would be incredible to see at that scale.
Nothing but respect for the Debian rollout, but a sysadmin can dream! 🚩🚀
#NetBSD #CERN #Debian #Linux #UNIX #OpenSource #noai #nollm #antiai -
Debian is obviously a rock-solid choice for CERN. With their massive software ecosystem and community, it makes total sense why they went that route. But part of me can't help but wonder what a NetBSD-powered Large Hadron Collider would look like! ⚛️
NetBSD’s hardware portability just seems like a perfect match for lab. Plus, using pkgsrc to manage complex scientific software seamlessly across all those different niche architectures would be incredible to see at that scale.
Nothing but respect for the Debian rollout, but a sysadmin can dream! 🚩🚀
#NetBSD #CERN #Debian #Linux #UNIX #OpenSource #noai #nollm #antiai -
Debian is obviously a rock-solid choice for CERN. With their massive software ecosystem and community, it makes total sense why they went that route. But part of me can't help but wonder what a NetBSD-powered Large Hadron Collider would look like! ⚛️
NetBSD’s hardware portability just seems like a perfect match for lab. Plus, using pkgsrc to manage complex scientific software seamlessly across all those different niche architectures would be incredible to see at that scale.
Nothing but respect for the Debian rollout, but a sysadmin can dream! 🚩🚀
#NetBSD #CERN #Debian #Linux #UNIX #OpenSource #noai #nollm #antiai -
Tras más de 3 años con la web abierta al expolio del capital automatizado, lentetisquesusa.com ha pasado a bloquear por completo todo bot o IA crawler. La lucha que nos costará el último juguete de los ricos es inimaginable.
#IA #Web #no #nomore #NoAI #AI #AntiAI #CapitalAI #capitalism #classwarfare #clases #lucha #capitalismo #capital #lentetisquesusa
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Tras más de 3 años con la web abierta al expolio del capital automatizado, lentetisquesusa.com ha pasado a bloquear por completo todo bot o IA crawler. La lucha que nos costará el último juguete de los ricos es inimaginable.
#IA #Web #no #nomore #NoAI #AI #AntiAI #CapitalAI #capitalism #classwarfare #clases #lucha #capitalismo #capital #lentetisquesusa
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Tras más de 3 años con la web abierta al expolio del capital automatizado, lentetisquesusa.com ha pasado a bloquear por completo todo bot o IA crawler. La lucha que nos costará el último juguete de los ricos es inimaginable.
#IA #Web #no #nomore #NoAI #AI #AntiAI #CapitalAI #capitalism #classwarfare #clases #lucha #capitalismo #capital #lentetisquesusa
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Tras más de 3 años con la web abierta al expolio del capital automatizado, lentetisquesusa.com ha pasado a bloquear por completo todo bot o IA crawler. La lucha que nos costará el último juguete de los ricos es inimaginable.
#IA #Web #no #nomore #NoAI #AI #AntiAI #CapitalAI #capitalism #classwarfare #clases #lucha #capitalismo #capital #lentetisquesusa
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Request: Do any fellow fediverse users know of centralised #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM resource hub(s)?
I'm thinking about a website (or websites) with information about the myriad ways in which "AI" is harmful, from a trustworthy or open source.
If so, perhaps you could reply to this toot!
Any help in this direction is greatly appreciated!
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Request: Do any fellow fediverse users know of centralised #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM resource hub(s)?
I'm thinking about a website (or websites) with information about the myriad ways in which "AI" is harmful, from a trustworthy or open source.
If so, perhaps you could reply to this toot!
Any help in this direction is greatly appreciated!
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Request: Do any fellow fediverse users know of centralised #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM resource hub(s)?
I'm thinking about a website (or websites) with information about the myriad ways in which "AI" is harmful, from a trustworthy or open source.
If so, perhaps you could reply to this toot!
Any help in this direction is greatly appreciated!
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Request: Do any fellow fediverse users know of centralised #NoAI #AntiAI #AntiLLM resource hub(s)?
I'm thinking about a website (or websites) with information about the myriad ways in which "AI" is harmful, from a trustworthy or open source.
If so, perhaps you could reply to this toot!
Any help in this direction is greatly appreciated!
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Very much enjoying this website - your ai slop bores me lets you larp as AI and it's basically just a one-shot convo with a stranger and honestly, really great time. Also excellent music recs.
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Very much enjoying this website - your ai slop bores me lets you larp as AI and it's basically just a one-shot convo with a stranger and honestly, really great time. Also excellent music recs.
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Very much enjoying this website - your ai slop bores me lets you larp as AI and it's basically just a one-shot convo with a stranger and honestly, really great time. Also excellent music recs.
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Very much enjoying this website - your ai slop bores me lets you larp as AI and it's basically just a one-shot convo with a stranger and honestly, really great time. Also excellent music recs.
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Valid #AI criticism, or just anti-AI activism?
#ArtificialIntelligence #Activism #Hacktivism #AntiAi #GenAI #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #WebDevelopment #OSS #FOSS #FLOSS #OpenSource #Claude #Codex #Gemini #Deepseek #GLM #MiniMax #MiMo
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Valid #AI criticism, or just anti-AI activism?
#ArtificialIntelligence #Activism #Hacktivism #AntiAi #GenAI #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #WebDevelopment #OSS #FOSS #FLOSS #OpenSource #Claude #Codex #Gemini #Deepseek #GLM #MiniMax #MiMo
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Valid #AI criticism, or just anti-AI activism?
#ArtificialIntelligence #Activism #Hacktivism #AntiAi #GenAI #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #WebDevelopment #OSS #FOSS #FLOSS #OpenSource #Claude #Codex #Gemini #Deepseek #GLM #MiniMax #MiMo
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Valid #AI criticism, or just anti-AI activism?
#ArtificialIntelligence #Activism #Hacktivism #AntiAi #GenAI #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #WebDevelopment #OSS #FOSS #FLOSS #OpenSource #Claude #Codex #Gemini #Deepseek #GLM #MiniMax #MiMo
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Valid #AI criticism, or just anti-AI activism?
#ArtificialIntelligence #Activism #Hacktivism #AntiAi #GenAI #Programming #SoftwareDevelopment #WebDevelopment #OSS #FOSS #FLOSS #OpenSource #Claude #Codex #Gemini #Deepseek #GLM #MiniMax #MiMo
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This is absolutely right. Anything less than this approach is substandard:
“It is possible to build human-centric, empowering tools and platforms that are owned by the people instead of by billionaire tycoons, that are responsible about the environment and with people’s data and privacy, that are accountable to the communities that they serve. If we engaged every person who made some AI slop and said, “would you rather have tools that help you make something amazing, and brought you into a community of creators?” I don’t think anybody would say no.
And truthfully, I think two big reasons why critics don’t use that framing instead are due to laziness and arrogance. It takes a lot more time and effort to engage with people over time and to bring them into community. It’s a lot easier to dunk on them, and then return to one’s existing community of peers who will praise you for saying how ugly that person’s slop was. But that won’t stop the Big AI companies.
We need a new theory of change if we care more about stopping the harms of Big AI than we care about feeling righteous. The good news is that it already exists, in pieces: there are tactics for winning the platform war, there are direct actions that ordinary people have already used successfully, and there are alternatives being built right now that are worth pointing people toward. What’s missing isn’t the alternative. It’s our willingness to offer it to people instead of just yelling at them.”
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This is absolutely right. Anything less than this approach is substandard:
“It is possible to build human-centric, empowering tools and platforms that are owned by the people instead of by billionaire tycoons, that are responsible about the environment and with people’s data and privacy, that are accountable to the communities that they serve. If we engaged every person who made some AI slop and said, “would you rather have tools that help you make something amazing, and brought you into a community of creators?” I don’t think anybody would say no.
And truthfully, I think two big reasons why critics don’t use that framing instead are due to laziness and arrogance. It takes a lot more time and effort to engage with people over time and to bring them into community. It’s a lot easier to dunk on them, and then return to one’s existing community of peers who will praise you for saying how ugly that person’s slop was. But that won’t stop the Big AI companies.
We need a new theory of change if we care more about stopping the harms of Big AI than we care about feeling righteous. The good news is that it already exists, in pieces: there are tactics for winning the platform war, there are direct actions that ordinary people have already used successfully, and there are alternatives being built right now that are worth pointing people toward. What’s missing isn’t the alternative. It’s our willingness to offer it to people instead of just yelling at them.”
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This is absolutely right. Anything less than this approach is substandard:
“It is possible to build human-centric, empowering tools and platforms that are owned by the people instead of by billionaire tycoons, that are responsible about the environment and with people’s data and privacy, that are accountable to the communities that they serve. If we engaged every person who made some AI slop and said, “would you rather have tools that help you make something amazing, and brought you into a community of creators?” I don’t think anybody would say no.
And truthfully, I think two big reasons why critics don’t use that framing instead are due to laziness and arrogance. It takes a lot more time and effort to engage with people over time and to bring them into community. It’s a lot easier to dunk on them, and then return to one’s existing community of peers who will praise you for saying how ugly that person’s slop was. But that won’t stop the Big AI companies.
We need a new theory of change if we care more about stopping the harms of Big AI than we care about feeling righteous. The good news is that it already exists, in pieces: there are tactics for winning the platform war, there are direct actions that ordinary people have already used successfully, and there are alternatives being built right now that are worth pointing people toward. What’s missing isn’t the alternative. It’s our willingness to offer it to people instead of just yelling at them.”
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This is absolutely right. Anything less than this approach is substandard:
“It is possible to build human-centric, empowering tools and platforms that are owned by the people instead of by billionaire tycoons, that are responsible about the environment and with people’s data and privacy, that are accountable to the communities that they serve. If we engaged every person who made some AI slop and said, “would you rather have tools that help you make something amazing, and brought you into a community of creators?” I don’t think anybody would say no.
And truthfully, I think two big reasons why critics don’t use that framing instead are due to laziness and arrogance. It takes a lot more time and effort to engage with people over time and to bring them into community. It’s a lot easier to dunk on them, and then return to one’s existing community of peers who will praise you for saying how ugly that person’s slop was. But that won’t stop the Big AI companies.
We need a new theory of change if we care more about stopping the harms of Big AI than we care about feeling righteous. The good news is that it already exists, in pieces: there are tactics for winning the platform war, there are direct actions that ordinary people have already used successfully, and there are alternatives being built right now that are worth pointing people toward. What’s missing isn’t the alternative. It’s our willingness to offer it to people instead of just yelling at them.”
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This is absolutely right. Anything less than this approach is substandard:
“It is possible to build human-centric, empowering tools and platforms that are owned by the people instead of by billionaire tycoons, that are responsible about the environment and with people’s data and privacy, that are accountable to the communities that they serve. If we engaged every person who made some AI slop and said, “would you rather have tools that help you make something amazing, and brought you into a community of creators?” I don’t think anybody would say no.
And truthfully, I think two big reasons why critics don’t use that framing instead are due to laziness and arrogance. It takes a lot more time and effort to engage with people over time and to bring them into community. It’s a lot easier to dunk on them, and then return to one’s existing community of peers who will praise you for saying how ugly that person’s slop was. But that won’t stop the Big AI companies.
We need a new theory of change if we care more about stopping the harms of Big AI than we care about feeling righteous. The good news is that it already exists, in pieces: there are tactics for winning the platform war, there are direct actions that ordinary people have already used successfully, and there are alternatives being built right now that are worth pointing people toward. What’s missing isn’t the alternative. It’s our willingness to offer it to people instead of just yelling at them.”