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This is being forced to listen to a former CEO talk about how amazing the products being built at the company he used to work at are. I'd have booed too.
The American Rebellion Against AI Is Gaining Steam
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48188310
Eric Schmidt booed at University of Arizona after praising AI
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48172419
Students boo commencement speaker after she calls AI next industrial revolution
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48096674
Multiple commencement speakers booed for AI comments during graduation speeches
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48177107
An AI Hate Wave Is Here
We all have self-constructed identities. When threat of deconstruction presents itself, we react. E.g. my college degree isn’t worth what I thought it was, therefore I’m not the person I thought I was, therefore AI is evil, doesn’t work right, is bad for the environment, is bad for society, et. al. “This thing makes me feel less special, therefore I don’t like it.”
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>is bad for the environment, is bad for society Can't it be those too?
No way, it’s definitely 100% because college kids are entitled or something.
Reactionary. At worst young kids are lazy (in selected cases only) and nieve about how work works.
Entitlement comes from mental disorder or growing up in affluence like much of the upper 5%.
Moreover, kids from middle to lower income brackets i think work harder, are more resilient, and take their education more seriously than those that just fall in Harvard. The underlying difference? Consequences in the real world. When you always land on your feet or feel untouchable entitlement is 6 months away to a lifetime of clueless.
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No way, it’s definitely 100% because college kids are entitled or something.
Entitled? Or something? Reactionary. At worst young kids are lazy (in selected cases only) and nieve about how work works. Entitlement comes from mental disorder or growing up in affluence like much of the upper 5%. Moreover, kids from middle to lower income brackets i think work harder, are more resilient, and take their education more seriously than those that just fall in Harvard. The underlying difference? Conseq…
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Entitled? Or something? Reactionary. At worst young kids are lazy (in selected cases only) and nieve about how work works. Entitlement comes from mental disorder or growing up in affluence like much of the upper 5%. Moreover, kids from middle to lower income brackets i think work harder, are more resilient, and take their education more seriously than those that just fall in Harvard. The underlying difference? Conseq…
I think the comment you are responding to meant that sarcastically.
> “It will touch every profession, every classroom, every hospital, every laboratory, every person and every relationship you have,” Schmidt said, as booing began to build in the audience. This is being forced to listen to a former CEO talk about how amazing the products being built at the company he used to work at are. I'd have booed too.
We all have self-constructed identities. When threat of deconstruction presents itself, we react. E.g. my college degree isn’t worth what I thought it was, therefore I’m not the person I thought I was, therefore AI is evil, doesn’t work right, is bad for the environment, is bad for society, et. al. “This thing makes me feel less special, therefore I don’t like it.”
"Fuck you, got mine"
We all have self-constructed identities. When threat of deconstruction presents itself, we react. E.g. my college degree isn’t worth what I thought it was, therefore I’m not the person I thought I was, therefore AI is evil, doesn’t work right, is bad for the environment, is bad for society, et. al. “This thing makes me feel less special, therefore I don’t like it.”
"Fuck you, got mine"