#fuck_ai — Public Fediverse posts
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Forget ‘superintelligence’: error-prone AI nearly sparked world war three this month
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/oct/01/forget-superintelligence-error-prone-ai-nearly-sparked-world-war-iii-this-month
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Forget ‘superintelligence’: error-prone AI nearly sparked world war three this month
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/oct/01/forget-superintelligence-error-prone-ai-nearly-sparked-world-war-iii-this-month
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Forget ‘superintelligence’: error-prone AI nearly sparked world war three this month
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/oct/01/forget-superintelligence-error-prone-ai-nearly-sparked-world-war-iii-this-month
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AI is a risk for humanity – but not the way AI companies portray it.
Those companies frame the risk of their tech as existential, but the real risk may be economic: trillions in take-or-pay compute contracts could trigger a liquidity crisis in the next years.
Why the #AI boom is heading for a 2008-style crash: Trillions in compute contracts are set to hit a "reset wall", exposing a mismatch between fixed obligations and uncertain revenue.
https://www.groundbrkr.com/p/the-teaser-period-why-the-ai-boom
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AI is a risk for humanity – but not the way AI companies portray it.
Those companies frame the risk of their tech as existential, but the real risk may be economic: trillions in take-or-pay compute contracts could trigger a liquidity crisis in the next years.
Why the #AI boom is heading for a 2008-style crash: Trillions in compute contracts are set to hit a "reset wall", exposing a mismatch between fixed obligations and uncertain revenue.
https://www.groundbrkr.com/p/the-teaser-period-why-the-ai-boom
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AI is a risk for humanity – but not the way AI companies portray it.
Those companies frame the risk of their tech as existential, but the real risk may be economic: trillions in take-or-pay compute contracts could trigger a liquidity crisis in the next years.
Why the #AI boom is heading for a 2008-style crash: Trillions in compute contracts are set to hit a "reset wall", exposing a mismatch between fixed obligations and uncertain revenue.
https://www.groundbrkr.com/p/the-teaser-period-why-the-ai-boom
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AI is a risk for humanity – but not the way AI companies portray it.
Those companies frame the risk of their tech as existential, but the real risk may be economic: trillions in take-or-pay compute contracts could trigger a liquidity crisis in the next years.
Why the #AI boom is heading for a 2008-style crash: Trillions in compute contracts are set to hit a "reset wall", exposing a mismatch between fixed obligations and uncertain revenue.
https://www.groundbrkr.com/p/the-teaser-period-why-the-ai-boom
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The steam frame looks like a good devkit for the vr portion of the gene editing system but due to shitty llms and ram being sucked up and price fixing the headset is out of our budget (at least until our funding comes in, if it does.)
The Oculus Quest 2 we have hammers our firewall each period it is on because Facebook doesn't understand consent, and we have decided that their hardware doesn't align with our values.
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The steam frame looks like a good devkit for the vr portion of the gene editing system but due to shitty llms and ram being sucked up and price fixing the headset is out of our budget (at least until our funding comes in, if it does.)
The Oculus Quest 2 we have hammers our firewall each period it is on because Facebook doesn't understand consent, and we have decided that their hardware doesn't align with our values.
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The steam frame looks like a good devkit for the vr portion of the gene editing system but due to shitty llms and ram being sucked up and price fixing the headset is out of our budget (at least until our funding comes in, if it does.)
The Oculus Quest 2 we have hammers our firewall each period it is on because Facebook doesn't understand consent, and we have decided that their hardware doesn't align with our values.
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The steam frame looks like a good devkit for the vr portion of the gene editing system but due to shitty llms and ram being sucked up and price fixing the headset is out of our budget (at least until our funding comes in, if it does.)
The Oculus Quest 2 we have hammers our firewall each period it is on because Facebook doesn't understand consent, and we have decided that their hardware doesn't align with our values.
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I'm starting to see signs other people are slowly coming the realization that AI companies have more enshittification cards in their hand.
I attended an Anthropic training hosted by Anthropic employees. During the presentation, on almost every slide, the trainer reiterated "If you're experiencing issues with the quality or correctness of the output, you can solve that by giving Claude more access to your internal documentation and intellectual property." Almost every answer to every question included "and make sure you give Claude full access to your files and identity so it see everything you see and act as you." As a nearly 30yr veteran of infosec, I assumed this was an advanced adversary attempting to exploit us. 😂
The AI companies _WILL_ eventually operate solely by extracting value from all their customers and business relationships for their shareholders. We already know what this looks like. Anyone bought an Amazon Basics product? Amazon tracks products that do well, they then rip off the design of those products and launch a cheaper version under the Amazon Basics brand.
"But, Brad, AI companies are more ethical than.. no wait, I heard it." Right, so, let's say you're Cursor. You announce a profit for the first time in your history. What happens next? OpenAI raises your rates to nullify your entire profit. This happened, in real life.
You're a math researcher working on a research problem with a prize using OpenAI for assistance. What happens next? OpenAI rips off all your work and uses it to train an expert model to solve the problem and win the prize. This happened.
Wake up, sheeple! 😂 If you have a good idea and use _any_ thirdparty AI service to create it, you are handing your work over to the AI companies and your competitors.
Legal precedent is AI generated code is not IP because a human didn't create it. But every line of code Claude or Codex generates for your proprietary application is stored on their servers for as long as they afford to save it.
As these companies pivot to IPO and beyond, just take a moment to consider the history of Silicon Valley and what their next steps are for further monetizing the data they're collecting on you.
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I'm starting to see signs other people are slowly coming the realization that AI companies have more enshittification cards in their hand.
I attended an Anthropic training hosted by Anthropic employees. During the presentation, on almost every slide, the trainer reiterated "If you're experiencing issues with the quality or correctness of the output, you can solve that by giving Claude more access to your internal documentation and intellectual property." Almost every answer to every question included "and make sure you give Claude full access to your files and identity so it see everything you see and act as you." As a nearly 30yr veteran of infosec, I assumed this was an advanced adversary attempting to exploit us. 😂
The AI companies _WILL_ eventually operate solely by extracting value from all their customers and business relationships for their shareholders. We already know what this looks like. Anyone bought an Amazon Basics product? Amazon tracks products that do well, they then rip off the design of those products and launch a cheaper version under the Amazon Basics brand.
"But, Brad, AI companies are more ethical than.. no wait, I heard it." Right, so, let's say you're Cursor. You announce a profit for the first time in your history. What happens next? OpenAI raises your rates to nullify your entire profit. This happened, in real life.
You're a math researcher working on a research problem with a prize using OpenAI for assistance. What happens next? OpenAI rips off all your work and uses it to train an expert model to solve the problem and win the prize. This happened.
Wake up, sheeple! 😂 If you have a good idea and use _any_ thirdparty AI service to create it, you are handing your work over to the AI companies and your competitors.
Legal precedent is AI generated code is not IP because a human didn't create it. But every line of code Claude or Codex generates for your proprietary application is stored on their servers for as long as they afford to save it.
As these companies pivot to IPO and beyond, just take a moment to consider the history of Silicon Valley and what their next steps are for further monetizing the data they're collecting on you.
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I'm starting to see signs other people are slowly coming the realization that AI companies have more enshittification cards in their hand.
I attended an Anthropic training hosted by Anthropic employees. During the presentation, on almost every slide, the trainer reiterated "If you're experiencing issues with the quality or correctness of the output, you can solve that by giving Claude more access to your internal documentation and intellectual property." Almost every answer to every question included "and make sure you give Claude full access to your files and identity so it see everything you see and act as you." As a nearly 30yr veteran of infosec, I assumed this was an advanced adversary attempting to exploit us. 😂
The AI companies _WILL_ eventually operate solely by extracting value from all their customers and business relationships for their shareholders. We already know what this looks like. Anyone bought an Amazon Basics product? Amazon tracks products that do well, they then rip off the design of those products and launch a cheaper version under the Amazon Basics brand.
"But, Brad, AI companies are more ethical than.. no wait, I heard it." Right, so, let's say you're Cursor. You announce a profit for the first time in your history. What happens next? OpenAI raises your rates to nullify your entire profit. This happened, in real life.
You're a math researcher working on a research problem with a prize using OpenAI for assistance. What happens next? OpenAI rips off all your work and uses it to train an expert model to solve the problem and win the prize. This happened.
Wake up, sheeple! 😂 If you have a good idea and use _any_ thirdparty AI service to create it, you are handing your work over to the AI companies and your competitors.
Legal precedent is AI generated code is not IP because a human didn't create it. But every line of code Claude or Codex generates for your proprietary application is stored on their servers for as long as they afford to save it.
As these companies pivot to IPO and beyond, just take a moment to consider the history of Silicon Valley and what their next steps are for further monetizing the data they're collecting on you.
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I'm starting to see signs other people are slowly coming the realization that AI companies have more enshittification cards in their hand.
I attended an Anthropic training hosted by Anthropic employees. During the presentation, on almost every slide, the trainer reiterated "If you're experiencing issues with the quality or correctness of the output, you can solve that by giving Claude more access to your internal documentation and intellectual property." Almost every answer to every question included "and make sure you give Claude full access to your files and identity so it see everything you see and act as you." As a nearly 30yr veteran of infosec, I assumed this was an advanced adversary attempting to exploit us. 😂
The AI companies _WILL_ eventually operate solely by extracting value from all their customers and business relationships for their shareholders. We already know what this looks like. Anyone bought an Amazon Basics product? Amazon tracks products that do well, they then rip off the design of those products and launch a cheaper version under the Amazon Basics brand.
"But, Brad, AI companies are more ethical than.. no wait, I heard it." Right, so, let's say you're Cursor. You announce a profit for the first time in your history. What happens next? OpenAI raises your rates to nullify your entire profit. This happened, in real life.
You're a math researcher working on a research problem with a prize using OpenAI for assistance. What happens next? OpenAI rips off all your work and uses it to train an expert model to solve the problem and win the prize. This happened.
Wake up, sheeple! 😂 If you have a good idea and use _any_ thirdparty AI service to create it, you are handing your work over to the AI companies and your competitors.
Legal precedent is AI generated code is not IP because a human didn't create it. But every line of code Claude or Codex generates for your proprietary application is stored on their servers for as long as they afford to save it.
As these companies pivot to IPO and beyond, just take a moment to consider the history of Silicon Valley and what their next steps are for further monetizing the data they're collecting on you.