Your work has power, you have leverage. Who and what you choose to support has real-world consequences.
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When all is said and done, there will have been two kinds of people working in AI in the late 2010s and early 2020s: those who were actively or passively involved in dismantling democracy, and those who resisted them
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There are also ones not living in the US
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Ascribing inevitable socio-economic consequences 4 decades in the making to phone apps is peak tech industry. An inability to distinguish symptoms and accelerants from the actual root causes.
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Huh? What are you saying?
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False dichotomy. Much of AI work is completely apolitical, my own for example
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the work itself may be apolitical, but we also need to be cognizant of who benefits from the work.
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The future historians will talk about influence of AI technologies during current time period, in the same way as we talk today about nuclear technologies during cold war.
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This is a strong claim that would be useful if it were more specific---what do you think we're doing that's harmful, and what should we do instead?
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Horrendous that Leftists have no shame in politicizing their work and workplaces to implement RightThink. So basically, if I am an amazing AI researcher but vote Republican, I'm not going to get the job if you are the interviewer??
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If I had that power, yes. If a potential job seeker showed up wearing a confederate flag I would not hire him/her.
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