Comment by frozenseven
6 months ago
If you're going to champion something that comes from a place of extreme political bias, you could at least acknowledge it.
6 months ago
If you're going to champion something that comes from a place of extreme political bias, you could at least acknowledge it.
This is a baffling response. The politics are completely irrelevant to this topic. Pretty much every American is distrustful of big tech and is completely unaware of what the current administration has conceded to AI companies, with larger scandals taking the spotlight, so there hasn't been a chance for one party or the other to rally around a talking point with AI.
People don't like AI because its impact on the internet is filling it with garbage, not because of tribalism.
>This is a baffling response.
Likewise.
95+% of the time I see a response like this, it's from one particular side of the political aisle. You know the one. Politics has everything to do with this.
>what the current administration has conceded to AI companies
lol, I unironically think that they're not lax enough when it comes to AI.
Based on your response and logic - no dem should read stuff written by repub voters, or if they do read it, dismiss their account because it cannot be … what?
Not sure how we get to dismissing the teacher subreddit, to be honest.
10 replies →
> 95+% of the time I see a response like this, it's from one particular side of the political aisle. You know the one. Politics has everything to do with this
I really don't, honestly you're being so vague and it's such a bipartisan issue I can't piece together who you're mad at. Godspeed.
Why? So you could discard it faster?
Read things from people that you disagree with.
Because I'm not going to play a game where the other side gets to ignore the rules.