

another reason on why we should not trust and rely on big tech and should restrict their power.


another reason on why we should not trust and rely on big tech and should restrict their power.


💯 Thank you for your constructive insights! 👏


make senses. Sustainability is important


yes, copy-paste design


Thanks :)


Competition is good. These oligarchs eliminated all the competition as big brothers


💯 I agree. You can open an issue to give them feedback.


Worker unions are important; not rich/oligarchs class divides and controls them. Blue-collar, white-collar, etc.- all of them are the labor class. Anyone who works for someone else and sells their knowledge or skills in exchange for a salary is part of the labor force


sensible comment 👍


If an employee can’t have a job, these companies should also suffer


That is true


Let’s hope for the collapse of AI 😅 , Humanity can live without AI!


Could you please list these companies and compare them by the number of employees laid off because of AI?


Stock prices are a bubble, but I think AL itself not a bubble. AI is really doing a good job at coding and has really caused millions of people to lose their jobs
It is sad to there is no a stable concrete pro-privacy too many alternatives. More alternatives are better
I personally live in survival mode.
I hope these people will stop believe narratives of oligarchs backend politicians and stop to blindly trust politicians. Israel annually receive at least 3.5 billion dollar of aid from the USA ever year, while millions of american doesnt have proper life standard and basic healthcare insurance.
While oligarchs and upper-classes get more rich, middle class is eliminating, but if you listen their narratives, they will say GDP and economy is growing. Yes, it grows but only for the oligarchs and rich class.


Imperialist and expansionist Russia and U.S.
COP31 is not a climate conference. It is the polluters meeting the polluters, funded by the polluters. No AI company gets fined for wasting water. No big tech firm gets punished for energy use. No industrial giant pays anything. Just pledges, pictures, and targets. And ordinary people? They are told to save water and sort their rubbish. That carbon footprint idea came from BP in 2004 to shift the blame from companies to consumers. Ordinary people are not the problem. Big industry is. This is not a failure. It is the design. If people think something is being done, they stop demanding real accountability. Money buys politicians, so politicians cannot fine the people who fund them. Tech companies have become so powerful that governments will not regulate them. The heart of the problem is never touched. The conference is a stall tactic.