Commencement speakers got booed this weekend for mentioning AI — by the same graduating class that used ChatGPT to write their papers.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down why the anti-AI panic is just climate anxiety with a new face, why Bernie Sanders and AOC’s plan to ban data centers is the worst idea in recent memory, and why China is absolutely loving every minute of our meltdown. Here’s more in a new episode of The Dumpster Fire from Phetasy.
We are beginning to see AI being trained to do jobs now held by a workplace’s CURRENT EMPLOYEE’S!
Workers are now being required to TRAIN THEIR REPLACEMENTS!
Who stands as the most vulnerable workers? Women in clerical positions. Also truck drivers and a wide variety of factory workers.
Not surprisingly, Big Tech can’t get enough of it, even going as far as calling AI “our savior.” Here’s more from Ben Swann.
The feud between Candace Owens and Turning Point USA has become a circus. It has overshadowed the search for the true roots behind the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
The discussion to date has split between two main theories: Either Kirk was assassinated by Tyler Robinson because of leftist issues clouded by transgenderism. Or Kirk was assassinated by a crack team of foreign mercenaries with ties to Israel because Kirk opposed America going to war on behalf of Israel.
Here’s another theory altogether, this one advanced by the Laissez Faire Lounge, that the assassination had more to do with a deeply rooted lab grab in the state of Utah. This theory not only weaves elements involving Phil Lyman but also Kevin O’Leary’s new AI data center. Here, Lounge researcher Pia explains the thread.
A data center uses as much power as a city!
So people want to stop them. But that’s dumb.
“Electricity replaces human labor and allows us to do more and better things,” says Paige Lambermont of the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
Here’s why we need MORE data centers, not fewer. Here’s more from John Stossel.
Could ChatGPT and other chatbots be used on the “darknet”? Hackers say so. How are artificial intelligence-programmed robots being used to talk, act, and think like humans?
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) saw the writing on the wall about where this tech could be headed, and they tried to safeguard their jobs with a strike that lasted nearly 150 days. Finally, their Hollywood strike appears to be ending after a stalemate between the writers and their production studios, which are focused on bottom lines. Will the SAG-AFTRA actors’ strike also end, with performers’ likenesses and earnings protected?
In other tech news, why is Microsoft Cloud looking to use more modular reactors to power its AI and data centers? Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts from Edge of Wonder to hear all about it.
