AI scientists criticized for perceived lack of shame regarding profits

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-05-01 19:19

A Mastodon user expressed criticism towards certain scientists, particularly those involved with AI, suggesting they should exhibit more shame. The user drew an analogy to Alexander Fleming and penicillin, implying that profiting from scientific discoveries is acceptable, contrasting it with what they perceive as exploitative behavior. AI

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Extra: Some "scientists" need to learn shame in my opinion, darlings (and that includes those working with # AI ). If Flemming had made a profit from penicillin

Extra: Some "scientists" need to learn shame in my opinion, darlings (and that includes those working with # AI ). If Flemming had made a profit from penicillin then I wouldn't say a thing about leeches btw. 🐾

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Extra: Some "scientists" need to learn shame in my opinion, darlings (and that includes those working with # AI ). If Flemming had made a profit from penicillin

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