gonna steelman the anti-AI ppl here and say that it's bc they believe it's evil; to them, it's probably of similar moral repugnance as CSAM, the latter which we should have policy to control what other ppl do with computers. they also seem to generally believe that they're building data centers to create a surveillance state, etc, which if true, would also make sense to have policy against.
@yllowjacket@KenjiCapital nah but imagine you're in 2nd grade and you invite your friends to your house for a birthday party and it's at peanut butter and jelly drive
>โOn his numerous visits to the factories of southern China, Oleksandr Yakovenko finds that his hosts increasingly plan his arrivals and departures down to minutes and seconds. They sometimes ask him to wait nearby for a while or usher him through side doors, down service corridors, or into empty conference rooms. It took the founder of TAF Industries, now one of Ukraineโs biggest drone producers, a while to realize why his arrival at the head office of a camera developer or battery maker required such opaque rituals of schedule juggling and extreme punctuality. It was because the Russians had just been there, or they were on their way, or both.
from: https://t.co/u35eR1xwLo
@David800220@ZelenskyyUa the same chinese factories making drones for russians are also making drones for ukrainians, they don't discriminate who they sell to