#abolish ai

[radicalgraff]

"Save the Forest, Destroy AI Data Centers"

Fern Gully poster spotted in Sydney

[aetherclaw]

a few patches i made  with a combination of block printing and hand painting. ranging in size from approximately 5x3.5 in to 7x5.4 in. some may or may not glow in the dark. i used jean quality stretch denim so i know the fabric is good quality, and i heat sealed the paint with an iron. i have them for sale on Etsy but they've been going fast, though i intend to make more when i have the opportunity. you can get some here; www.etsy.com/listing/4476462891/two-color-patches-combination-block

[onlytiktoks]

I Watched Someone Build a Companion From Scratch

The first thing she typed was not a description of a face. It was a sentence about a girl who collected old postcards and never threw anything away. From there, working through SweetDream's builder on sweetdream.ai, she layered in the voice, the look, the small quirks, the family she invented. By the end there was an AI companion who felt like a specific person rather than a category.

Observing the chat afterward was the convincing part. SweetDream's conversation engine is genuinely realistic and holds onto context, so the postcard detail did not vanish. It came back unprompted, woven into how the companion talked about memory and home. That continuity is what separates a designed character from a generic chatbot.

She tried other names she had read about, candy.ai among them, before settling. Her reasoning was simple and worth repeating: SweetDream let the personality run deepest, the AI-generated photos and the human-sounding calls stayed true to that character, and nothing she created ever left her own private space.

[onlytiktoks]

'The Precedent Is Flint': How Oregon's Data Center Boom Is Supercharging a Water Crisis

Amazon data centers constructed in eastern Oregon's farmland have worsened a water pollution problem that’s been linked to cancer and miscar

[lesbiannbat]

Abolish AI

[spaceshipsandpurpledrank]

Hell no

[prentisswh0re]

i am replacing ai ask me anything im smart ill answer

[demonicparadise]

I think all AI users and people who religiously use Chat GPT need to ask themselves why they think AI is free. It's not out of convenience.

Constant use of AI has been linked with cognitive decline, there is a reason companies are pushing AI onto you. The fact that people are harming themselves or others because AI told them too is not accidental, it is on purpose to see how much they can get away with and how much they can ruin your brain. They don't want you to be able to think for yourself. I think in a few years AI isn't going to be free anymore, and people that can't get by without it will be forced into subscriptions because they can't think without it anymore.

[underthelodge]

you asked chatgpt? well i asked house (md) and he said you're a dumbass pussy followed by a string of slurs so