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Why Students Are Rejecting Silicon Valley's Vision Of The Future

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Why Students Are Rejecting Silicon Valley's Vision Of The Future

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Technology@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 months ago

Students are increasingly pushing back on Silicon Valley's AI agenda, raising concerns about jobs, human agency, and the future of work.

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Everyone is rejecting Silicon Valley’s vision of the future.
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  Governments that are being well paid to establish the surveillance state fucking love it.
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