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  • I think you’re assuming people are having a knee jerk, ignorant response, because you have come to a different conclusion than they have.

    My dislike of consumer AI is very well informed. I’ve built my own local models and used generative AI extensively for work (no choice). I was actually pretty excited for the technology before the corps started using it as their latest accelerationist cudgel in the class war.

    As it stands, I think it’s hard to justify using AI, even as a casual consumer. For many reasons that are already well documented.

















  • grrgyle@slrpnk.nettoFuck Cars@lemmy.worldElectric Cars
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    6 days ago

    Yes, a better car is a better car. That’s perfectly reasonable harm reduction logic.

    I just would rather people not forget that that’s all it is, and know that there are much better communal solutions. Even if they seem utopian, they’re actually very sensible and pragmatic.

    Materially speaking, we could start building a better world tomorrow morning. We don’t have to wait for tech to save us.



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    7 days ago

    Car culture evangelist in fuckcars community missing the point as always.

    The point is that EVs are not a good solution to the problem with cars - they are just a better car. This individualizes what is a collective problem.

    My city is adding six new lanes for cars in the coming years, meanwhile there are already intersections that a person has to jog to get across in time. Cars have their use, but it’s far far far less than people realise.

    Valorizing EVs leads to perpetuating car centric designs, which is a negative across many dimensions - not only ecologically.