ActiveUser123

ActiveUser123

@donational.bsky.social

WE NEED EFFORT NOT ANGER

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This is all orchestrated. It’s orchestrated by a group of people who we all know about and the only thing anyone’s going to do about it is put a post up that says release the files.

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While our oligarchs literally murder every single one of us, there’s a large group of people that will be completely satisfied and self congratulate the whole group for doing such a good job fighting while everyone is dying because they held a sign for a day

While our oligarchs literally murder every single one of us, there’s a large group of people that will be completely satisfied and self congratulate the whole group for doing such a good job fighting while everyone is dying because they held a sign for a day

This is all orchestrated. It’s orchestrated by a group of people who we all know about and the only thing anyone’s going to do about it is put a post up that says release the files.

Years later in your irreparable country, don’t think fondly about the moments that you spent at no Kings rally standing there doing nothing because it didn’t help fight anything these times that you did not resist in a meaningful way but did congratulate yourselves hurt as much as anything else.

No Kings Day is a way that the oligarchs soothe your rage and get you to calm down, thinking you actually did anything useful to stand for anything. That shit ain’t working.

+Plague Did you forget all the files yet?

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Something worse than Lyme emerges while WW3 looms and Ebola breakout spreads while screwworm and mpox spread and everyone argues somehow over some nonsense involving some organized crime at the highest levels… and automation threatens the work force while the lure of infinite growth caps all dreams.

Create an independent public AI authority You wouldn’t want the sitting president—or Congress—or a particular technology company—to have a giant “AI switch.” So you’d establish something analogous to an independent constitutional institution.

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Right Now: don’t think about it, don’t think yourself some amazing martyr for your posts. Delete all dissent. That’s my advice. Look at the laws of the corporate run companies(countries) and know that this, too, is coming for you. No matter the person. No matter the company. No matter the COUNTRY.

Do not think you are safe to say whatever you want. Do not think that they will not change all of the rules overnight and look at your history. Delete anything that you think that you should think twice about. Anything. Do not risk it.

Right Now: don’t think about it, don’t think yourself some amazing martyr for your posts. Delete all dissent. That’s my advice. Look at the laws of the corporate run companies(countries) and know that this, too, is coming for you. No matter the person. No matter the company. No matter the COUNTRY.

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AI becomes a basic public service, provided by the federal government, with democratic control and constitutional limits That’s the only acceptable outcome.

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Congress first establishes that citizens and businesses should have access to a baseline level of AI capability government provides the intelligence infrastructure; it does not own the minds, decisions, or private lives of the people using it. prevents the idea from becoming “government gets AI.”

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* transparency about its purpose and limitations * protection of individual privacy * freedom of expression * explanation of significant decisions * independent auditing * protection against political manipulation * ability to challenge government decisions made with AI assistance

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Create an independent public AI authority You wouldn’t want the sitting president—or Congress—or a particular technology company—to have a giant “AI switch.” So you’d establish something analogous to an independent constitutional institution.

* transparency about its purpose and limitations * protection of individual privacy * freedom of expression * explanation of significant decisions * independent auditing * protection against political manipulation * ability to challenge government decisions made with AI assistance

Congress first establishes that citizens and businesses should have access to a baseline level of AI capability government provides the intelligence infrastructure; it does not own the minds, decisions, or private lives of the people using it. prevents the idea from becoming “government gets AI.”

They won’t let you defend yourself. They won’t help you get to work. They won’t help you at the doctors. You have to do everything yourself. And then someone tells you that you’re not good enough, after living through struggles that they never had and wouldn’t have succeeded with. Fuck that.