I’m working on an AI policy for my org that allows us to opt out of AI note taking and prohibits AI in our comms/storytelling. here is my list of reasons for the policy, but my board is asking me to cite sources. Can you help me with any good references you would cite for any of these? (Or an edit or restatement where I’ve gotten it wrong or inaccurate?)
*if you want to argue about why I shouldn’t have this policy kindly crawl into a hole in the ground and cover yourself with soil
I am very interested in everyone’s anti-AI bullet points! i drafted an AI policy for my org this morning and will share out our points when we get to a final version.
honestly we didn’t need an app for everything in 2010 and we don’t need AI for everything now. all we have ever needed was to tax the rich and take care of people
ice came running out unprovoked and slammed an 84 yr old and his walker to the ground, cracked his 84 yr old wife’s head open with a projectile. the elderly couple lives nearby and said they finally came to the protest today because it looked so safe and mellow from their window
pocket friends are fun because you formed genuine warm feelings for them just from sitting my yourself and tapping on glass in order to translate abstract notions into communicable pixels
“When interviewed, Scholtz-Klink insisted to Koonz that she and her female colleagues had nothing to do with concentration camps, genocide or political doctrine – that they barely even knew about those things. Instead, Scholtz-Klink made domestic and reproductive duty feel prestigious, rather than peremptory, helping “the Nazi party make ordinary women feel valued in a way that other women in more liberal parties didn’t”, Koonz says.”
repeat after me ”the fascists are not my audience, they will act in bad faith no matter what I say, no amount of moral capitulation or pandering will ever cause them to respect me”
I moved from a majority MAGA small rural town in Alaska to portland, or and all I have to show for it is my salvaged mental health, a sense of belonging and self worth, and the overwhelming feeling that it’s ok actually for me to be exactly who I am
in Portland I interact with a lot of people who are very different than me, I talk to lots of trans people irl not just online, and I’m constantly inspired by the creativity, quirkiness, and sense of possibility in this city
not saying this is some kind of perfect city, but I am saying that sometimes it’s good to make a change, and understand that where you live does affect how you feel and who you’re able to be. if it werent so morally & logistically fraught I’d leave the US (always wanted to) but for now Pdx is a good change for me personally
well worth reading the posts of the Iowa county supervisor who refuses to lower the flag for Charlie Kirk. Jon Green is not afraid, but he also acknowledges that he is taking the heat in the hope that others will join him
people still think that showing neo-fascists the respect we wish they would show us will somehow teach them to do better or compel them to stop hurting us
this is flawed logic & morally repugnant, let it go
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