User decries AI's role in public discourse as civilizational collapse symptom

By PulseAugur Editorial · [1 sources] · 2026-07-17 16:47

A user on Mastodon expressed concern that the inclusion of "fascist neofeudal plagiarism machines" in public discourse, law, medicine, education, and science signifies a critical symptom of civilizational collapse. The user specifically avoids the term "civilization" except in a critical context, emphasizing that educators should highlight the "so-called civilized" aspects of its semantics. AI

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User decries AI's role in public discourse as civilizational collapse symptom

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@ brembs Disclaimer: I avoid the use of the word "civilization," except in the ironic critical sense. Educators have a responsibility to stress the "so-called c

@ brembs Disclaimer: I avoid the use of the word "civilization," except in the ironic critical sense. Educators have a responsibility to stress the "so-called civilized" region of its semantics. And yet: the very fact that this historic moment includes a serious discussion of the…

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@ brembs Disclaimer: I avoid the use of the word "civilization," except in the ironic critical sense. Educators have a responsibility to stress the "so-called c

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