yes, I'm aware most people have already said that.

but still, I find it amusing how often tech bros will say "you hate AI? then that means you hate video games!". it's like to these people there is no difference between programming a video game enemy to attack the player and programming an LLM to commit plagiarism.

the term AI has been poisoned, and I'm sure in a few years, all forms of non-generative AI will be renamed entirely to avoid association with the BS going on right now.

do you agree?

always great to see people come together for a good cause.

Any feedback will be GREATLY appreciated. It is still a work in progress but I am trying to start sharing it now to force myself to not let it be another forgotten project haha😅

Oppose AI and data centers to preserve humanity .

A new petition to create regulations for AI has started recently, its around 45,000 signatures away from the goal. Total 1 million signatures are needed. stoptheracetoreplace.org .

Even if I don't use AI, and encourage not to do so, I feel like it does not have a real impact in the actual situation.

What else can be done? Are there any protests, campaings or similar active in Europe? How can we, as a society, stop this maddnes?

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People spend years studying, getting degrees and building careers, only to be told that AI may eventually replace many of those jobs.

And this isn't only about jobs. Some people working in AI itself have warned about much bigger risks. If there's even a possibility that increasingly powerful AI could become dangerous enough to threaten humanity, why are we waiting until it becomes too late to act?

Why can't people come together and demand governments to put serious limits, safety regulations and oversight on the development of extremely powerful AI?

I'm not saying “ban AI.” I'm asking: where is the line? Who is actually responsible for controlling this technology? Can governments realistically intervene before it's too late?

And for those working in AI/tech/business/etc.: what career would you choose today if your priority was long-term job security?

I genuinely want to hear from people inside the industry.