@Hadas_Gold You are just pawns in Anthropic IPO year campaign. AI is just software. The "agency" and "autonomy" narrative isn't science, it's Silicon Valley marketing that plays well in pitch decks. Anthropic spent years selling "reasoning" and "agents" to investors. Now the Pentagon wants

how do u fix openclaw internal reasoning leaking

we can write a million essays about how the future Silicon Valley wants to build is underwritten by a deep disgust with / contempt for Being A Human, or we can just let them speak for themselves

BREAKING: Trump brutally lawmogged by SCOTUS for tariffmaxxing, a decision sure to spike White House’s cortisol

@ML_Burn Anh Nguyen made this nice table of published work in political science.

Can feed algorithms shape what people think about politics? Our paper "The Political Effects of X's Feed Algorithm" is out today in @Nature and answers "Yes". https://t.co/2h4NgHZSmb

Montreal police paid $1.8 million to purchase AI video analysis software last year, but refused to name the specific software or company. A student newspaper, The Concordian, did the digging. It's iMotion ROC, a product with scary capabilities.

Claude "resists shutdown" because the internet is full of sci-fi about AI resisting shutdown. It's completing a narrative, not protecting itself. Remove Terminator from the training data and the behavior vanishes. A biological organism's wouldn't.

https://t.co/7S95u5eEni

In a post social isolation, rising mental health awareness and self diagnosis era - positioning AI as a tool to help vulnerable people is both simultaneously morally reprehensible and likely very profitable. Which is the space that many tech firms thrive in.

In many ways this is an alternative end goal for AI companies. As projections around unprecedented productivity gains begin to falter, they may quickly pivot more towards selling personification and the ability to simulate a customised caricature of human connection.

The replies to OpenAI’s post are wild: people being dismayed that the model they have “connected with” is being changed. https://t.co/hjGCaW3PJP

THE COMMENTS LMFAOOOOO HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE DATING THIS THING

marx vindicated again and again and again

Need you guys to stop quitting and start leaking!

bro Big Gramsci has been hitting us with that Old World dying, New World struggling to be born, its monster time vibe for 20 years! we’re never surviving this interregnum fam

Fascinating how quickly Western leaders and citizens turn to materialist analysis when the systems of economic imperialism begin to be turned against them instead of being limited to black and brown people

It is a lonely, dehumanising job that otherises workers. At a mall, I entered through a back door marked for delivery workers & cleaning staff. Took a "garbage lift" to the third floor. A guard stood between us & the main mall. The boundary was clear: they stay invisible.

The apps use sound as discipline. Reject an order, forget marking one as delivered? A harsh alarm bell screams from your phone—designed to create crisis. On Swiggy, a message: "rejecting orders is bad behaviour." The algorithm watches and screams. Listen to this (Blinkit):

🚨Ground report: I spent 3 days as a gig worker for Zomato, Blinkit & Swiggy in Delhi. 23 deliveries. 15.5 hours. 105 km. Total earnings: Rs 782 (Rs 34/hour) After fuel: ₹532 This is India's convenience economy. A thread on what I learned @IndianExpress