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Tech leaders criticized for knowledge division and AI-driven authoritarianism

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The author criticizes the tech industry for segmenting knowledge into "hard" and "soft" categories, arguing this has led to a loss of fundamental computer literacy. They contend that tech leaders have betrayed the public trust and are now pushing for a future controlled by AI and authoritarianism. The author vehemently rejects this vision, refusing to accept a world dominated by AI-driven oppression. AI

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Tech leaders criticized for knowledge division and AI-driven authoritarianism

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

    They have paid the price for dividing up human knowledge into "hard" and "soft", good vs. bad, practical and bankable vs. frivolous blather, important vs. irrel

    They have paid the price for dividing up human knowledge into "hard" and "soft", good vs. bad, practical and bankable vs. frivolous blather, important vs. irrelevant. One cannot do that and expect to hold any knowledge at all, and thus the techlords have even lost the "computer l…

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