… But amid growing national opposition to data centers, debates over the ethics of the massive buildout have started to pop up in some online pockets of the community. Threads about how AI will affect the economy now pepper r/electricians, a subreddit with around half a million monthly visitors. …
… According to a briefing document that Build American AI provided to influencers, the organization is now seeking to “extend beyond left-leaning female lifestyle and family content creators to focus on left-leaning influencers who are political commentators, business/tech leaders, and male lifestyle… …
… Some of the former employees I spoke to said that questions about the deal were raised internally, but those debates didn’t result in changes to the company’s policies. …
… OpenAI executives have debated for months whether the company is prepared to go public, according to two people familiar with the matter but not authorized to discuss confidential information. …
… More recently he has softened his tone, declaring that “jobs doomerism is likely long-term wrong.” Lehane wants OpenAI to start conveying a more “calibrated” message about the promises of AI that avoids either of these extremes. …
… The page was filled with posts from unemployed writers struggling with debt and panicking about their income, begging for tips and ideas and survival strategies: “I am stressed and anxiety-ridden … simply trying to breathe” … “ISO food bank/pantry info” … “Hey, so what kind of part-time jobs are yo… …
… The plaintiffs say they’d sooner drop the suit than submit to harassment and doxing from Musk’s online supporters. xAI’s lawyers, however, claim that since the deepfakes will remain under seal, there’s “nothing inherently stigmatizing” about naming the people in them. …
… They debate whether they should examine molecules and synapses or focus on bigger-scale cells or circuits. Are analyses of connectomes in the mouse brain sufficient for some purposes, or would only human brains do? …
… You’re saying, on the AI debate? On the debate, yes. Not when it comes to what OpenAI should or should not be doing business with the Department of War. …
… They were unwilling to educate themselves, to communicate with the population and legislate in a way that foresaw the impacts, preserved jobs, allowed folks to gain continuing education to retool for whatever it might be. …
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