I support giving users the choice between AI and non-AI services and products.

But workers protesting the use of AI in their industries are dumb in my opinion.

AI is going to change a lot of industries forever and there is almost nothing workers and unions can do currently to actually stop the progress.

I even had seen some worker unions who are protesting AI use, accept working with companies that use AI and I support them, Because they won’t be taken seriously if they did not do that.

In short: I think workers should protest workers conditions and wages, rather than protesting technology.

AI adaptation is inevitable.

  • hendrik@palaver.p3x.de
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    I mean AI has an impact on the workplace. And on workers and human labour. So I think it is core business for unions. But I get what you say. It’s difficult. I still think it’s warranted to go on a writers guild strike like in Hollywood. Or be pissed if you’re a freelancer doing art or design.

    Also that’s exactly what unions are about. Imagine assembly line work. And people advocating that it needs some rules. And a bathroom break. We regularly complain about technology at the workplace?!