The days when "learning to code" offered protection from automation are coming to a close. https://t.co/n7p6oyuVn4
— Martin Ford (@MFordFuture) 17 mars 2024
The days when "learning to code" offered protection from automation are coming to a close.
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Coding Skills No Longer Shield Against Automation
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Why Correcting Others Makes Twitter Unpleasant
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Since most people spend most of their time correcting problems in the opinions and behaviors of other people, this metric might explain why twitter can be such an unpleasant experience for most people
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US Journalism Monoculture Needs Diverse Perspectives and Context
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US journalism has become a monoculture, and is not reflecting the experience of most people. I am calling for more perspectives and deeper contexts
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e/acc meme culture inverts doomer EA aesthetic into accelerationist opposite
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e/acc is just a meme, accidentally but inevitably created by EA. Doomers playing the virgin will beget boomers playing the chad. e/acc is simply inverting the nerdy, anxious, anti capitalist doomer aesthetic into its opposite
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Building a Pro-Technology Media Universe for Human Survival
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Brothers and Sisters in Technology, we need to create our own media universe. One that does not hate and fear technological progress but recognizes it as our connection to the future, allowing for our survival and the continuation of human culture and civilization.
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Generative AI Not Making Humans Obsolete Media Narrative
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Humans are not being made obsolete by generative AI. This is a boogeyman that has been successfully created by parts of the media, and I suppose that in a well intentioned attempt to create awareness for X risk, the X risk community may have contributed to this
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Tech Leadership: Strategic Influence and Responsible Governance
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If you want to build businesses to influence what humanity does in hundred years from now, choose your battles well. And if you are governor of the most important social media company, be presidential and don’t have random controversial opinions in public
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Corporate Responsibility: Poverty Wages and Worker Safety Ethics
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Where does your implication that paying poverty $ is 'natural' and providing people with the resources to live in exchange for their labor is 'idealistic'? Where's your smoke for corps that could rn make changes to create safer streets & less impoverished workers, but refuse?
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Human Optimism and Solutions to Future Technological Challenges
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I say short-term because I don’t believe it’s in the human spirit to roll over and die. As a species we will find solutions to the problems people are worried about. You can have the optimistic take or the pessimistic take. It’s a choice.
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Gig economy drivers deserve living wages not just earnings
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It's not. They should pay their drivers a living wage.