I don't care how well your "AI" works
3 hours ago
- #technological autonomy
- #AI critique
- #capitalism resistance
- The author observes a growing reliance on AI tools among hackers and coders, noting a reflexive justification for their use.
- Talented coders are experiencing existential crises, struggling with the devaluation of their craft due to AI.
- The author personally avoids LLMs (Large Language Models) but acknowledges the privilege in being able to do so, as many are forced to use them due to societal pressures.
- Public debates on AI often focus on output quality, but the author warns against overlooking deeper, intentional issues with AI.
- Tools shape human thought and identity; AI's integration into cognitive processes raises concerns about autonomy and control.
- Writing is highlighted as a deeply personal process of thought articulation, which AI cannot replicate authentically.
- AI systems are critiqued as tools of power reinforcement, designed to centralize control and destroy craft and expression.
- The author calls for resistance through community support, union organization, mental care, and creative production.
- The most rebellious act in the face of AI and capitalism is to thrive and maintain personal and collective autonomy.