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Author slams generative AI for IP theft, environmental damage, and misinformation

The author expresses a strong moral objection to generative AI and large language models, citing concerns about intellectual property theft, significant environmental impact due to high water and energy demands, the generation of authoritative misinformation through hallucinations, and the continuous strain on internet infrastructure from AI-feeding bots. These points are presented as a summary of their stance against the technology and its broader societal implications. AI

RANK_REASON The item is a personal opinion piece with no new factual information or verifiable claims, fitting the 'meme' bucket for low-value content.

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Author slams generative AI for IP theft, environmental damage, and misinformation

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    @ raster fair enough. i know there's a diversity of opinions & feelings about this topic. at the risk of boring you if you've already seen it in my other posts,

    @ raster fair enough. i know there's a diversity of opinions & feelings about this topic. at the risk of boring you if you've already seen it in my other posts, this boilerplate text, which i append to many of my posts about slopbottery, summarises my deep moral objection to gen-…