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AI-driven nastiness at scale prompts survival instincts

The author expresses concern about the increasing scale of AI-driven negative content and its potential to provoke survival instincts rather than better judgment. They highlight Linux's agility and diversity as its strengths in combating this, suggesting its decentralized nature offers advantages as a smaller target. AI

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AI-driven nastiness at scale prompts survival instincts

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

    2/2...of # AI driven nastiness at scale. Impending final doom as the primary driver of that # Evolution seems to have provoked survival instincts, not better an

    2/2...of # AI driven nastiness at scale. Impending final doom as the primary driver of that # Evolution seems to have provoked survival instincts, not better angels, but never mind that. It's also pretty clear that # Linux primary weapon in all of this is agility, diversity...and…