Just so you know. Right before this show started, the CEO of Disney, Bob Iger, said on this stage: Hollywood Storytellers Need to ‘Embrace the Change' Driven by Tech. He wants those people to shape our art and entertainment.

Some are surprised that Neil Druckmann is into A/I, but how can he not be? After all, A/I made his lifelong dream come true—a magic button that hurts Palestinians when pressed. npr.org/2023/12/14/121…

Another day, another A/I stock tumble. Dell published a report that revealed that demand for A/I servers is waning, forcing Dell to sell them at nearly 0% margin. cnbc.com/2024/05/31/del…

Google: Trust us. Generative AI is not overhyped. Also Google:

Hey, Epidemic Sound, could you start verifying the composers who upload songs to your platform? If I needed Suno-generated slop, I wouldn't be using your service. 😞

I'm not sure why people are surprised that Vox partnered with OpenAI. Matthew Yglesias, Vox cofounder, is an effective altruist, and SBF donated money to Vox to form a unit to promote effective altruism. They have been promoting A/I since 2022, including anti-artist articles.

"AI imagery has overtaken several Rafah-focused hashtags on Instagram and Facebook." If anything, it takes away people's eyes from Rafah. Instead of seeing real tragedy, people see fake A/I-generated slop that looks like it was taken from a cute Pixar movie.

*Angry tech CEO voice* Okay, who did this?!

"Sir, our newest model is surprisingly good at creating CSAM. Should we take it down?" "God forbid! It's our key market! And it's a perfect pretext to spy on our customers. I would call it win-win, but my lawyer told me to avoid saying that when talking about CSAM."

Billionaires spend every saved penny on eliminating jobs, lobbying against our rights, stealing our data, and manipulating us. Therefore, even if the government defrauds every single penny from them, society will still be better off.