@yogthos You didn’t transcribe it, you got an AI to, and told me “here are some main points”. If that doesn’t speak to the culture of dishonesty and laziness inherent to generative LLMs, I’m not sure what does.
“the root of anti-AI narrative on the left” is an oxymoron that again shows you don’t know what reactionism is. You can’t be both “on the left” and reactionary. Reactionism is opposition to social progress, which AI is frequently at the heart of now. Again, is it “reactionary” to oppose using fascist aesthetic in agitprop? Yes, or no?
The link you gave lumps AI and robotics into one question, which is inherently misleading. Also, we don’t live in China — a country that is still developing and advancing its capitalist means of production and is not yet suffering the decline plaguing the western world. Chinese people aren’t just “more sane” than I am, they have a different material reality. More importantly, I never brought up AI’s effect on labour, so I’m not even sure what you’re trying to say with this link in the first place.
Yeah, I used a tool to automate the task of transcription because I’m not a Luddite.
and told me “here are some main points”. If that doesn’t speak to the culture of dishonesty and laziness inherent to generative LLMs, I’m not sure what does
What are you even bleating about here. I gave you relevant text transcription of the point I was referencing in the video. The only dishonesty and laziness on display here is your own where you refuse to engage with the fact that anti-AI narrative is sponsored by media corps.
“the root of anti-AI narrative on the left” is an oxymoron that again shows you don’t know what reactionism is. You can’t be both “on the left” and reactionary. Reactionism is opposition to social progress, which AI is frequently at the heart of now.
Thanks for confirming that you have no clue what the term “reactionary” means. In Marxist terms, a position is reactionary if it impedes the development of productive forces, even if those forces are disruptive under capitalism. An anti-AI narrative on the left is reactionary because it lacks material analysis of AI as a transformative productive force. Opposing the technology itself rather than its capitalist application leads to resisting technological progress itself. This is a modern version of Luddite resistance to industrialization. It prioritizes existing labor structures over fundamental societal advancement.
Again, is it “reactionary” to oppose using fascist aesthetic in agitprop? Yes, or no?
There is no fascist aesthetic here, it’s just a straw man reactionaries such as yourself use to shut down the discussion.
You didn’t transcribe it, you got an AI to, and told me “here are some main points”. If that doesn’t speak to the culture of dishonesty and laziness inherent to generative LLMs, I’m not sure what does.
I read part of it, it is clearly a video transcription. Seems like you are the dishonest one.
@yogthos You didn’t transcribe it, you got an AI to, and told me “here are some main points”. If that doesn’t speak to the culture of dishonesty and laziness inherent to generative LLMs, I’m not sure what does.
“the root of anti-AI narrative on the left” is an oxymoron that again shows you don’t know what reactionism is. You can’t be both “on the left” and reactionary. Reactionism is opposition to social progress, which AI is frequently at the heart of now. Again, is it “reactionary” to oppose using fascist aesthetic in agitprop? Yes, or no?
The link you gave lumps AI and robotics into one question, which is inherently misleading. Also, we don’t live in China — a country that is still developing and advancing its capitalist means of production and is not yet suffering the decline plaguing the western world. Chinese people aren’t just “more sane” than I am, they have a different material reality. More importantly, I never brought up AI’s effect on labour, so I’m not even sure what you’re trying to say with this link in the first place.
Yeah, I used a tool to automate the task of transcription because I’m not a Luddite.
What are you even bleating about here. I gave you relevant text transcription of the point I was referencing in the video. The only dishonesty and laziness on display here is your own where you refuse to engage with the fact that anti-AI narrative is sponsored by media corps.
Thanks for confirming that you have no clue what the term “reactionary” means. In Marxist terms, a position is reactionary if it impedes the development of productive forces, even if those forces are disruptive under capitalism. An anti-AI narrative on the left is reactionary because it lacks material analysis of AI as a transformative productive force. Opposing the technology itself rather than its capitalist application leads to resisting technological progress itself. This is a modern version of Luddite resistance to industrialization. It prioritizes existing labor structures over fundamental societal advancement.
There is no fascist aesthetic here, it’s just a straw man reactionaries such as yourself use to shut down the discussion.
Is it reactionary to oppose all the people, instead of an elite minority, having access to the means of picture production?
I read part of it, it is clearly a video transcription. Seems like you are the dishonest one.