The main way in which AI has negatively impacted games industry jobs is not through actual automation of those jobs or even untrue claims about automation. It's by making capital unavailable because it's tied up in AI investments while also destroying the consumer base for video game hardware.

As a tech creator, how do you expect me to: a) believe you have the knowledge b) respect your experience c) return for other videos When your tutorial or advice includes using AI to look things up. That is and should be your added value. If I didn't want to know something, I'd use AI myself.

Worth adding some numbers to this. The British press decided to make trans rights into an issue. It just wasn’t an issue before. This was a top-down decision. shado-mag.com/articles/opi...

Just label them Palestine Action and I imagine the problem will be resolved quite quickly

Everyone acts like its unambiguous that this is about Biden. Is it not about the current political powers? Pundits and politicians twisting statistics to push a narrative contrary to the lived experiences of people isnt a novel idea. Unemployment is low 📈, but everyone's a gig worker. 🤷‍♂️

In 1977, Disabled activists occupied the Federal Building in San Francisco to demand the passage of Section 504— legislation to protect against disability discrimination.When the building was cordoned off, in an effort to starve activists out, The Black Panthers *Broke In* to deliver them hot meals.

It didn't get noticed I think by anyone but Microsoft stopped claiming carbon removal as an "offset" of their total emissions in their latest report. That's good - but because they don't report the number *anywhere*, we can't actually track their carbon removal performance against their targets 🫠

alcoholic trying to get sober after a relapse tells Google's "Health Coach" about it. it tells them to drink every hour and messages them to make sure they're drinking as soon as they wake up.

"After a few years, so many morally significant AI systems could exist that their collective interests would outweigh those of all humans on Earth combined." 🚨🚨🚨TESCREAL alert🚨🚨🚨 >>

Ontario jails are using an AI tool that claims to predict prisoners’ behaviour. And it’s disproportionately placing Black prisoners in maximum security. An investigation by @desmondcole.bsky.social reveals the province knew the tool would discriminate against Black people—and used it anyway.

-In the Court of The Laundry King -Love is A Killer The Future is Now - Nightfall coming soon, get your copy :)

OMG, after seeing your post, I checked my Insta account, and... all my latest posts are also flagged as AI. What a bunch of suckers. 🤬 The most ironic is that some of these images are reposts of old illustrations from books published almost TEN years ago, long before this whole wave of slop... 🫠

I am responsible for the academic skills line in our AI programme and I think part of the 26/27 curriculum needs to be to help students understand that all those “AI assistants” that publishers and apps force on them are in fact “traps” for them to avoid. >>

It bothers me when people say "AI is vague therefore X" when the X is anything but saying "ok we're defining it". Not that we have to define it, but we can avoid arguments from ignorance. 1/

I made a new zine! Took me way too long to finish it, but I'm really happy how it turned out ✌️

Some people need a flow chart to decide if they need AI. Here, here's the flow chart.

Ai detectors don’t work and can’t be trusted but with the meta stuff they are so invested into people using genAI I would suspect they have a very vested interest in making it all seem like genAI is doing the work even when it’s by a real artist. They need to sell the tech after all the billions.

For ideas on how to do that, see: buttondown.com/maiht3k/arch... /fin

Also no one is proposing we have a golf course based economy with tens of thousands of new golf courses being planned across the country.

None of these levels are agreeable for me

OK, finally... > We must stop thinking that just because somebody agrees with us on some superficial anti AI point, that they are in fact in some deeper agreement on principles and values. Poor argumentation, like argument from ignorance or confusing correlation with causation, is our downfall.

Christ, this sucks. I went to check on mine and they've added the same to my artwork. Never used ai, never will.

A new example of Meta shithousery. This is a post of mine on Instagram (left). Click the dots top right and this advisory note appears (right). I never use ai, never will. Why would they do this? Who benefits? Are they just trying to make viewers think everything is genAI so they just accept it?

I did not submit anything to #EMNLP2026, which is probably part of why I missed this when it was first posted in May, but I want to say now that I am utterly appalled that @aclmeeting.bsky.social & @emnlpmeeting.bsky.social are engaging in this nonsense. 2026.emnlp.org/ai-reviewing... A thread 🧵>>

seeing academics and colleagues I respect and/or know openly and happily talk about their chatgpt and claude use feels so awful and disheartening. I’m not going to do the calling out thing because what’s the fucking point

Thinking today about how anti-democractic the imposition of "AI" on scholarly spaces has been, despite the rhetoric of "democratization" www.youtube.com/shorts/M0eEX... A few examples:

Andy Burnham does not apparently fully know why Kier Starmer failed as a Labour Prime Minister. He will, therefore, consider that doing the same sort of thing, but if he does it, is the recipe for success. Based on this set of starting facts, he will likely accelerate that failure, not arrest it

Why on earth is "data generation" an acceptable use case

"Many scholars, including us, have highlighted the threat posed by techno-solutionism in education: Rather than expanding our intellectual horizons, these technologies undermine the very conditions that allow us to think for ourselves." 1/n www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/a...

A lenticular spoof ad near Meta’s London headquarters transforms Kylie Jenner’s Meta AI smart glasses campaign into a surveillance warning, depending on the viewing angle. Original post

Billionaires having much more success making Earth like Mars than the other way around

Ai stole from us. it looks like our art because it is stealing OUR art. And now we get to add mitigation of ai blowback to our list of things to manage as artists. 🙃

Notably, the Westones are a racially diverse band. Each AI-generated person in Meta’s ad suggestions — again, with the implication that the image would “perform” better and lead to more conversions — appeared to be white. www.coyotemedia.org/meta-ai-has-...

I appreciate how they're aiming for barely any parody so that it's pretty much indistinguishable from most actual right wing content and arguments

"You read that right: The cost of climate-worsened wildfire smoke alone is larger than what earlier studies said every other estimated cost of climate change would be, combined."

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I don’t even understand what happened here. Don’t you check the link by just clicking on the link to see if it works?

CAIL = prerequisite knowledge for a critical perspective, such as to tell apart nonsense hype from true theoretical computer scientific claims. For example, the idea that human-like systems are a sensible or possible goal is the result of circular reasoning and anthropomorphism.

Large Language Models Are Not Search Engines!!!!!!!!

I also wonder -- all the other issues aside -- why is an Editor in Chief of a scientific journal publicly defending and normalising the use of a technofascist technology. In any case, will be avoiding Science, as author, reader, and reviewer, for as long as these practices persist

I remember hanging with a friend of mine, a writer from Obsidian. Reading news on my classic G1 Android phone. I read that Fallout New Vegas broke a major sales record. I ask my friend if that came with a bonus. He said he was quitting his job because it didn't pay enough to live in California.

the future is here and it is picking images for news alerts

In April, we reported on the MSG surveillance machine–an operation that allegedly tracked a trans woman, lawyers, protesters, and more. You can now read it for free.

This month, we published another article revealing that MSG kept a database of VIP event attendees, labeling some of them as LGBTQIA and assigning a “risk score” to others. This is also now free to read:

Yesterday, WIRED learned that Madison Square Garden was suing us for our accurate reporting. We stand by our work. That’s why we’re removing the paywall from two of the MSG stories they don’t want you to read, making them free for everyone.

If a team makes a game that gets great reviews and doesn't sell, that's a biz failing but the silver lining is you caught lighting in a bottle -- protect that team! It's worth its weight in gold. If you jettison the team but keep the biz people, I don't know what to tell you

I found out about the Flock CEO's personal emails to law enforcement agencies across the country from police departments I had consulted about cybersecurity, as they reached out to warn me about his dangerous language regarding my videos.

Meta have now started adding this label to almost all of my Instagram posts. I give up. Fuck it.

"That includes the artist’s control of the price and value of their work. Anything less, is theft." Strong, principled words that should serve as a model for governments everywhere. www.theguardian.com/technology/2... /end

Today is a huge win for creatives around the world, as Australia makes it clear it will not bow to pressure from AI companies to legalise the theft of creatives’ work. 🧵 1/3