There is certain irony in using AI slop to protest against corruption and political patronage, the same political elites seeking to make money from Pax Silica, itself a program to enrich AI techbros.
Unfortunately, government and big business are busy trying to get "normal" people into the AI bandwagon, utterly disregarding the enormous consumption of resources for computing power, theft of artwork for unrestricted data modeling, and expensive computer parts as just "nothing to worry about".
So we see AI slop being uploaded quick into social media without due thought of how and where it is actually made with.
As the hunger for AI processing grows, so does the demand for more semiconductors, and this nauseating version of America demands that semiconductor production for AI must be made not only in Taiwan, besides Trump and his techbro clique trying to compete against Chinese technocrats and their AI implementations.
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Kung mock-up lang sana sya, pwede pa sigurong pagbigyan. Halata tuloy na hindi pinag-isipan nang maayos.
Unfortunately, government and big business are busy trying to get "normal" people into the AI bandwagon, utterly disregarding the enormous consumption of resources for computing power, theft of artwork for unrestricted data modeling, and expensive computer parts as just "nothing to worry about".
So we see AI slop being uploaded quick into social media without due thought of how and where it is actually made with.
As the hunger for AI processing grows, so does the demand for more semiconductors, and this nauseating version of America demands that semiconductor production for AI must be made not only in Taiwan, besides Trump and his techbro clique trying to compete against Chinese technocrats and their AI implementations.
Hence Pax Silica.
it’s so strange that people would use the communication tools available to them to communicate…