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Screenshot of a PornHub comment posted on Bluesky: “they really counldnt have found 2 trans women to do this?”, quoted by steelybel.bsky.social with the added caption: “when u see claude on the github repo”
Screenshot of a PornHub comment posted on Bluesky: “they really counldnt have found 2 trans women to do this?”, quoted by steelybel.bsky.social with the added caption: “when u see claude on the github repo”
I have yet to see this “bubble” of anti-AI sentiment. Its impossible to be completely locked in a anti-AI feedback loop when the entire world around you is pushing it constantly.
Yes, people can get stuck surrounded by ideas and misconceptions in a way that creates a harmful feedback loop, for sure. Not once, however, have I heard an argument against the growing anti-AI movement that wasn’t just meekly defending the slop machine with objectively invalid points.
None of us are immune to propaganda and misinformation, but most times I’ve seen activists (or progressives in general) be told to “get out of their bubble” or “see the other side”, it’s nothing more than a convenient way to wrongly paint those arguments as short-sighted or ill-informed.
ye I see what u mean, from both sides. theres things on both sides that the other side usually doesnt know of or actively ignores which… yea, thats polarization iguess.