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@bcollinsk @DRBoguslaw Haha. Kevin O'Leary?!! The guy vested heavily in this. He literally profits off data centers bro. Used car salesmen must have a field day with you. And the CCP attack is just two 20 something year old girls in Utah.

"Toy Story 5" filmmakers emphasize that the film was created by artists, not AI: "We’ve had machine learning since the beginning of Pixar as far as figuring things out for you occasionally, but it’s always been to make the tools work better. I have no interest in doing anything but working smarter, faster with another artist." "Pixar is a technology company first, and so things are changing. Pixar is figuring out how to change along with it. But as far as our process on ‘Toy Story 5’ went, we had to figure it out ourselves, mainly because ultimately, what you’re seeing on screen is the work of a lot of awesome artists." variety.com/2026/film/news…

@alexanderchen Totally worth raining global temperatures

Gemini Omni 🕶️ prompt in 🧵

Been talking about this since 2023 when I probed Midjourney and other models to show how these systems can infringe very easily, even if the user doesn't specify it. Nothing has changed, the guardrails mean nothing, AI should not be trained on copyrighted work without permission.

@bcollinsk @DRBoguslaw You're an idiot. We have over 2x data centers than CCP

@DRBoguslaw The government is targeting the CCP funded disinformation campaign against data centers.

BREAKING: The federal government is targeting Anti-AI and data center activists. They are formulating a new threat category: anti-tech violent extremism. Full article in replies.

How dare the peasants complain about data centers stealing their water and driving the cost of electricity!! How dare the peasants complain AI will replace their jobs!! The peasants are dangerous extremists if they don’t shut up and comply!!

@runwayml Meh. Looks like stolen labor

Introducing Project Luxo: a new initiative exploring how AI-generated video has crossed the uncanny valley. Over the past few weeks, we’ve shared a series of short films with Hollywood executives, producers, directors, writers, actors and reporters. The response has been unanimous: the technology is finally good enough to disappear behind the story. One of those films is The Rogue — a fully AI-generated, ten-minute film that spent over a decade unproduced in the traditional system: too expensive, too difficult, too risky. Created with Runway in under a month by a single person. Learn more about The Rogue and Project Luxo at the link below.

@Pontifex Uhh. I want to protect my IP/data from big tech and their theft AI bots MORE not less. AI companies shouldn't be able to scrape everything ever made for profit

Today, among the goods that are universally intended for everyone, we must also include new forms of property, such as patents, algorithms, digital platforms, technological infrastructure and data. In a context where the wealth of nations depends increasingly on knowledge and technology, when these goods remain concentrated in the hands of a few, without adequate forms of sharing and access, a new imbalance is created that contradicts the universal destination of goods. In turn, it widens the gap between the included and the excluded, between those who can participate in the digital revolution and those who remain on the margins. #MagnificaHumanitas

@LoganDobson @realDailyWire Lol. This is so dumb. As if we need foreign influence to hate something designed to transfer wealth from working Americans to a handful of people in big tech

Wrote this @realDailyWire on foreign influence campaigns trying desperately to make you hate AI and the data centers that power it. Whether you love AI or not, no doubt overseas forces are preying on our divisions and trying to slow down American tech. dailywire.com/news/the-forei…

@PixVerse_ This is ass

The fact that AI can now conjure mythology from scratch is breathtaking！

@BusinessInsider Because he sells hype

The AI jobs apocalypse has not yet come to pass — and Sam Altman says he is happy to be wrong about that. bit.ly/4fIn0B5

@jennykrakovsky You can just not steal labor from real filmmakers. You can actually create something instead of using AI

You can just do things. Instead of just hating people who do things.

@Reuters Because their product sucks and depends on hype and fear marketing

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said the rapid development and adoption of AI would not lead to a global ‘jobs apocalypse’ and the technology had not claimed as many white-collar jobs as he had feared reut.rs/4f8Fz1e

@jessalanfields Sure bud

If you think AI data centers are the problem, you don’t understand how fraught the future will be without them.

Reading the Papal Encyclical again, it strikes me that not only is there no mention of the theft of creative work behind AI - there is no acknowledgement that pre-training data includes people’s creative work at all. This is an unfortunate omission. It mentions data several times, but mostly referring to things like health data and personal data. There is no recognition that the pre-training data on which much of the AI industry is built is people’s books, music and art. This reinforces a common misunderstanding of ‘training data’ as something anonymous, technical and obscure, when in fact it is people’s life’s work - their novels, their paintings, their songs. Readers of the encyclical who are new to AI will, I think, misunderstand what ‘training data’ actually is. This is a coup for the AI industry, which greatly benefits from rebranding ‘people’s creative work’ to ‘training data’, since the rebranding makes it less likely that governments will protect creators’ rights. It is hard to reconcile this omission with a letter that elsewhere, admirably, reiterates the need to “promote the dignity of every person”, and that says “justice concerns every phase of economic activity, [including] resource acquisition”. We must remember that training data is not ‘data’ in the sense most people understand it. It is the work of people - often highly creative work.

@MinistryOvTrvth You both have literally no idea what you're talking about

It do be like that

🚨🚨🚨🚨 “Tr*mp hit her after she bit him on the p*nis” powerful moment during the 24 hour filibuster reading of the Epstein files @RedactedReading Bear in mind there was a room where they extracted teeth on the island. There were masks on the wall. #ReleaseTheEpsteinFiles

@SharkeyShyster @nypost Bass baby!

@limbs_long @nypost Who are you going to vote for?

AI takes over Cannes as agents privately seek big money deals with tech giants despite actors' criticism trib.al/nIN9CGT

Really important. AI threatens to undermine the basic building blocks of humanity as it seeks to replace our most basic functions, like creativity, friendship, and critical thinking.

Uber’s COO has said that it’s getting “harder to justify” its AI costs because there was no way to show a link between AI spend and any meaningful increase in useful features. This is the first time I’ve seen a company say this directly. businessinsider.com/uber-coo-andre…