Trey Causey

Writing, advising, and seeking a next role in AI. Based in Seattle.

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Source eugeneyan.com

A Spark of the Anti-AI Butlerian Jihad (on Bluesky)

Despite the unpleasant events, I understand it comes from a place of concern and fear for many. To alleviate this, we need open, empathetic dialog to build mutual understanding. Even now, several AI researchers and practitioners continue to engage in good-faith education about AI on Bluesky. Nonetheless, it’s unclear if critics are open to engage, especially with the widespread blocking of AI-associated accounts.

Eugene Yan finds that it's not just vibes, Bluesky appears to be a particularly anti-AI platform. What's nice about this post is it lays out how unwillingness to engage reinforces misconceptions about AI and open data. Polarization is everywhere.
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