Jonas Thente: Rather forklift in the server hall than the gym

The nourishing creative class has in quite a short time gone from upset to clean, glowing hatred. On social media and other forums, they urge each other to storm against the thermal tech theft of their work. A few days ago, both the maniac Elon Musk and the first twitter manager Jack Dorsey applauded the idea to completely abolish copyright, and their fellow runners around the world noted the spread like.

Various sectors in the humanities, the research community, the art and many others are now trying to convince that AI-Fanatism is a threat to what it means to be human at all.

The most The serious struggle right now probably applies to the use of AI in teaching. The ability to think is disrupted when artificial and substandard techniques take over the work, they say. Someone has compared it to lift barbecue at a gym with the help of a forklift. The point disappears, as well. And at home in our living units, we sit and have fun making fun AI memes at the price of awkward amounts of energy. In English it is called Slop. Debris. What fills our heads and distracts us while the libraries are cut down and literacy and the reflective ability decreases.

The latest trend is to let AI make action figures by the user. The ones found in nerd collections by Marvel and Star Wars characters, but personified. A time-typical extremely ironic such action figure depicts a package with a tech snub, a gold coffin and some thieves. Created with AI of course.

I think the fork trucks had done more benefit in all the world’s server halls.

Read more texts by Jonas Thente.