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Leftist groups should embrace AI's potential while resisting capital control

The left should embrace artificial intelligence for its potential to reduce labor, boost productivity, and expand human capabilities. However, it must resist a system where private entities control AI, reap its benefits, and impose job losses and environmental costs as unavoidable consequences. AI is inherently political, and ceding its development to capital would be a significant error. AI

IMPACT AI development and ownership are framed as critical political issues, requiring active engagement from the left to ensure equitable distribution of benefits and mitigation of negative consequences.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece discussing the political implications of AI development and ownership.

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Leftist groups should embrace AI's potential while resisting capital control

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    "If artificial intelligence can remove tedious labour, increase productive capacity or extend what people are able to do, the left should want those possibiliti

    "If artificial intelligence can remove tedious labour, increase productive capacity or extend what people are able to do, the left should want those possibilities. What it should not accept is a social order in which somebody else owns the machine, takes the productivity gain and…