Arn Weahl retweeted
AMERICA YOU LISTEN TO ME
IF YOU'RE NEAR A DATA CENTER, GO INTO THE FACILITY RIGHT NOW AND PUT YOUR HAND IN THE SERVERS FOR NO REASON
THEIR GPUs ARE YOUR GPUs AS OF RIGHT NOW
IF YOU'RE NEAR A DATA CENTER, GO INTO THE FACILITY RIGHT NOW AND PUT YOUR HAND IN THE SERVERS FOR NO REASON
THEIR GPUs ARE YOUR GPUs AS OF RIGHT NOW
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Man who won’t give his employees piss breaks claims many piss breaks on the horizon
Jeff Bezos Claims AI Could Allow For 3-Day Workweeks And One-Income Families
go.forbes.com/bKpnur
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Arn Weahl retweeted
watched this Open Mike Eagle interview and I can't stop thinking about this part
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‘BACKROOMS’ director Kane Parsons says he would get “no enjoyment” out of using generative AI on any project — “It defeats the purpose entirely for me.”
“I think I'm in the same boat as most well-adjusted people. If I could snap my fingers and make generative Al disappear ld.”
(Source: theaustralian.com.au/subscribe/news…)
“I think I'm in the same boat as most well-adjusted people. If I could snap my fingers and make generative Al disappear ld.”
(Source: theaustralian.com.au/subscribe/news…)
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Arn Weahl retweeted
We are now seeing the girlbossification of AI as famous women try to convince other women that adopting the technology isn’t just the best thing they can do for their careers — it’s the only way to survive.
In mid-April, Reese Witherspoon took to Instagram to deliver a message: g AI. While standing in her kitchen, blending a smoothie, she told her 30 million followers she was shocked to discover only three of the ten women in her book club said they had used the technology. Even though women’s jobs are three times more likely to be replaced by AI than men’s are, she pointed out, so far men are more likely to embrace it.
“You cannot be left behind when it comes to using technology that is shaping the way that work is evolving,” author Mel Robbins said in a Reel announcing her recent partnership with Microsoft Copilot. Meanwhile, Sheryl Sandberg says her organization will now focus on closing the so-called “AI gender gap” with the help of a newly appointed 25-year-old CEO who will be “making sure that women harness the power of AI to further their careers.”
The most common response to this kind of evangelizing has been pure annoyance. “Reese Witherspoon is trying to tell us, ‘Hey, women, get down with your own subjugation,” one commenter said. “Shilling for the technocrat bros in late stage capitalism under the guise of feminism is beyond insulting. It’s vile.” Telling women they’ll be left behind if they don’t adopt AI ASAP was just fearmongering, others said, designed to empty people’s wallets before they could second-guess what they were buying.
Angelina Chapin reports on the famous women who claim that AI use is empowering — and the many women calling bullshit on the idea: nymag.visitlink.me/Bq2CzX
In mid-April, Reese Witherspoon took to Instagram to deliver a message: g AI. While standing in her kitchen, blending a smoothie, she told her 30 million followers she was shocked to discover only three of the ten women in her book club said they had used the technology. Even though women’s jobs are three times more likely to be replaced by AI than men’s are, she pointed out, so far men are more likely to embrace it.
“You cannot be left behind when it comes to using technology that is shaping the way that work is evolving,” author Mel Robbins said in a Reel announcing her recent partnership with Microsoft Copilot. Meanwhile, Sheryl Sandberg says her organization will now focus on closing the so-called “AI gender gap” with the help of a newly appointed 25-year-old CEO who will be “making sure that women harness the power of AI to further their careers.”
The most common response to this kind of evangelizing has been pure annoyance. “Reese Witherspoon is trying to tell us, ‘Hey, women, get down with your own subjugation,” one commenter said. “Shilling for the technocrat bros in late stage capitalism under the guise of feminism is beyond insulting. It’s vile.” Telling women they’ll be left behind if they don’t adopt AI ASAP was just fearmongering, others said, designed to empty people’s wallets before they could second-guess what they were buying.
Angelina Chapin reports on the famous women who claim that AI use is empowering — and the many women calling bullshit on the idea: nymag.visitlink.me/Bq2CzX
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