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Anti-AI sentiment is now so high 157,000 people liked THIS wild tweet.
People have no idea how fast this simmering anger could explode into a mass movement.
The disruption has barely begun so the backlash has barely begun.
I predict that in 5 years, if we're still alive, the anti-AI movement will likely be the biggest protest movement in the world.
AI will be the most disruptive technology all the time and that alone should make you think this is possible.
The Overton Window could blow WIDE open on things like an AI pause/stop.
Even though OpenAI and Google DeepMind founders said we might need to pause soon, pausing doesn't, right now, feel likely.
But Americans (5-to-1!) want to ban the development of AGI/superintelligence, so that could change FAST as things heat up.
Even if AI goes well, at these speeds, there are so many balls we could fumble that lead to massive disruption.
It is very common in the history of social movements that discontent brews below the surface and shows itself in polling data but not "in the real world" UNTIL a trigger event. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, millions are marching in streets.
The big question with AI is...well, WILL we get a big enough trigger event before we lose control?
Those who spit in the face of even *light touch regulation* - and, yes, that is what most current AI bills are, despite the unhinged histrionics you see on twitter - are just asking for shitty, knee-jerk regulation, written hastily in the wake of the first big crisis. People will be angry and looking for companies to blame.
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