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Just a little AI resistance, as a treat

Just a little AI resistance, as a treat
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Inspired by Professor Kate Devlin's AI Resist List at EMFCamp, the author discusses the utility of loudly complaining about poor AI uses, citing specific examples.

Key points

  • •The author met Professor Kate Devlin at the recent EMFCamp and discussed the AI Resist List.
  • •Loudly complaining about bad uses of AI is considered a useful action.
  • •The author has been contacting companies that send malformed calendar invites, including the British online supermarket Ocado.
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