@Rowe Hughes 01

@rowehughes01.blacksky.app

Hiding in plain sight

These people are letting you know that they’ve always cheated. Their eyes have always been on someone else’s paper. They alway bought essays. A subordinate has always done the work their name is slapped on, usually without credit. Chat is a cover for them.

Charlie Stross@cstross.bsky.social · 18h ago

My answer is LOL ROFL (dickbrain) The terminally AI-pilled can't even *imagine* some people have *never* asked stochastic parrots to cheat at their job for them.

Screencap of a social media post by: kavishj611 
 
 All the people who are anti-Al or want to
 slow Al progress, I have one question:
 If Al disappeared tomorrow, could you
 still get through an entire workday
 without ChatGPT, Claude, or any other
 Al tool?
 
Imagine Al was suddenly banned.
 Would you actually be willing to give it
 up?

This. Kids want to run straight for revolution before understanding the systems and mechanisms in place that created this culture and the limitations it does impose on the small movements we rely on for survival. It's not a lack of want but more a necessity to live to fight another day.

AmeriKraut@inchargeofthegirls.bsky.social · last wk.

it probably makes me a very bad black, but a lot of what the young people would call "respectability politics" today was a survival skill back then. i don't hold it against the elders. there is such a fine line between assimilation, tap dancing, and just surviving the day.

This is how Republicans began controlling the mainstream media years ago. By manipulating their ability to properly define who they really are and creating a “both sides” narrative that does not exist in reality. The media fell for it and began to feed that propaganda to the public.

I know the married folks like to get on these apps and say that their significant other doesn’t care about what they do on the internet but regardless it’s very disrespectful and shows who you are as a spouse