one day you’ll walk into a store, and it will all be robots made to look and act like humans. you more than likely won’t ever interact with them cause you’ll have to order through a screen while they are behind a barrier humans can’t cross. if you have a question, they’ll come listen and nod, process the question into their system, react as they are supposed to, and handle the new task they have been assigned. once they get these in offices we’re cooked

Sorry but Im mostly in support of AI wiping out almost 100% of Customer service jobs.

Why do I have to talk to four different people, get my call dropped, struggle with accents & attitude, assaulted with "I don't know" just to speak with someone about a flyer your company put out?!

Nah get these people outta here smh...

You think having AI on the other end will make the process simpler/easier?

wired.com/story/us-law-enforcement-warns-of-anti-tech-extremism

Beat me to this bullshit, these dudes gotta leave earth

More dystopian news.

theintercept.com/2026/06/01/ai-data-center-protest-police-surveillance

love how hundreds of these can spring up over a years time without a vote or even a heads up, siphoning off drinking water and electricity, surveilling citizens and stealing their data, and its called good business and "integral to national security" but us saying 'hey, this sucks. dont build that in my neighborhood' is the true extremism

You need AI it’s like air!

relevant

bbc.com/news/articles/c98rzr72dpyo

I'd agree if it was a goods + services type thing.

but social media specifically needs people for sure.

so many people get locked out/hacked and AI just doesnt understand what protocol to take.

I just posted an article on how hackers tricked Meta by telling it theyre locked out of their instagram

all they did was match the location of the account they want, and use a fake selfie and it let them reset passwords

Hoe

Any news

all ass

A data center was proposed in my area about 3km from where I live. After 1600+ emails sent, a protest yesterday morning and a bunch of people speaking at the city's zoning committee meeting yesterday, the proposal got denied.

It's likely not the end of this and I'm sure the developers behind this will appeal, but what a huge win. Never been more proud of my city for standing up to this bullshit.

man that's bad lmao