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  1. @wjmaggos@liberal.cityMastodon

    I don't understand how/why the robots would provide us with an awesome life unless we collectively own the robots. And the rich people who invested in and own the robots hate collective ownership. And this doesn't address our need for purpose. #AI

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  2. @nickyflowers.comBluesky

    "As the filmic zombie is animated by the parasite or virus (or by any number of metaphors), the robot-zombie is animated by the impulses of its creator — that is, by the imperatives of capital."

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  3. ok so when the first robot in the video gets hit by the truck its little "eyes" turn into heart emojis so what we can infer from this is that the robots enjoy being destroyed.

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  4. Sorry, but do people really not see the film-flam here? It’s the classic con routine: Heads I win, tails you lose. If my robot does what I tell it to, wow, I’m great at making robots. If my robot doesn’t do what I tell it to, it’s gone rogue acting autonomously! Wow, I’m great at making robots.

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  5. I am not especially pro AI but abusing the robots, even though they can't feel it, isn't very nice. You shouldn't want to kick the robot just like you shouldn't want to punch the wall.

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  6. @neilsuits.bsky.socialBluesky

    Conversation in R.U.R., Capek, 1923 “It was a crime to make Robots.” “I don’t regret that even today, the last day of civilization.” “That was not an evil dream to shatter the servitude of labor.” “that’s not what your R. U. R. shareholders dream of” “They dream of dividends,”

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  7. When those dudes in Philly destroyed a robot a few years ago, we thought it was a sign that Philadelphians are degenerates, but now we know that they were prescient about the need to reel in our future robot overlords

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