Casey Newton @caseynewton.bsky.social · Apr 14

I wrote about the disturbing rise of AI-related violence and how CEOs' own rhetoric has put the public on edge www.platformer.news/sam-altman-a...

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The Store · Apr 14

I think we should expect them to violently freak out too

Ed Oswald · Apr 14

Some of the wild anti-AI screeds right here on Bluesky are to blame, too. Let's not leave some of these folks off the hook, who regularly dehumanize these folks.

Bootbarnbitch, post-menopausal woman supporter · Apr 14

Ok it is absolutely NOT the point of the article - which I PROMISE I ABSOLUTELY WILL READ - but you’re getting married??!?? Amazing!!! Huge congrats.

Ernie Smith · Apr 14

Casey, this is a great topic … but perhaps UnitedHealth wasn’t the best sponsor for this one?

Ferdinand F. Zebua · Apr 14

No we expect people to violently freak out. Especially violence from those left behind towards the technocratic class who are stealing their cheese. And bread. When hungry people want to eat the rich, sometimes it is literal and not merely figurative.

OnlyFeds · Apr 14

The rhetoric and product decisions aren’t separate. Calling AI an existential threat to humanity isn’t just hype… it’s a governance strategy. If the stakes are truly that large, normal regulatory frameworks feel inadequate by design. Pretty convenient conclusion for the people building the thing!