“I’m gravitating away from the discourse of measuring and fixing unfair algorithmic systems, or making them more transparent, or accountable. Instead, I’m finding myself fixated on articulating the moral case for sabotaging, circumventing, and destroying “AI”[…]”
Ok, I’m listening.
Only as long as we don't forget what the Butlerian jihad was really about.
The second half of the history that usually isn't quoted is the important part. It wasn't a revolt against AI, it was against the abuse of centralized power. AI was just *the* tool of convenience to facilitate said abuse.
