RE: https://wandering.shop/@susankayequinn/117349473500717138
I have an extrospective insight, if I may.
A "self as a collection of tasks who should subcontract to a machine"...
Stepping into a mind who would think such a thing is a positive...
I thought, well that makes the human role just an executive functioner, or...
An executive...
And realized that's what management does... organize and assign tasks.
And this is how they see laborers, knowledge workers, and creatives.
Machines they subcontract tasks to.
And they're the mind that makes the machine work.
And they think that's the preferred role.
What a terrible worldview to operate under. What a terrible way to exist.
They must think they're elevating us to their level. Freeing us from the doldrums of being mere production machines.
When in fact it's the opposite for us.
Producing for its own sake is the best part. The worst part is producing on behalf of an executive for the purpose of soulless profit that isn't ours.
By making us become like them, they think they're *helping*.
I consume a lot of horror content, and this is the most chilling thing I've seen all week.
(But sir, it's only Monday.)
#AbuseCulture
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AI is a fundamental attack on what it means to be human... which makes it incredibly dangerous to people and society, but it also inherently prompts a re-examination of all our social constructs, which opens the possibility of re-imagination...
https://bsky.app/profile/tressiemcphd.bsky.social/post/3mwll5j6xq22v
