@RedKoba @quixoticgeek @TwoClownsEating @michaelgemar @amydiehl Here's the thing - I'm reminded of when in French class, a bit of English speaking students would look up words in French that were curse words in English for fun.

But this isn't that - this is you randomly dropping out of English into your native language...for a worse reason.

@zeborah @smutmag It also is a bad argument from a historical standpoint; "A.I. is coming for us whether we like it or not" sounds a bit like telling non-German WW2 Europeans "Germany is coming for you whether you like it or not.".

...Incidentally, WW2 Germany was pushed back because the British took the position of "That doesn't mean we should be speaking German.". Also, the French, and the Russians.

The countries that said "Might as well join up with Germany if they're coming for us whether we like it or not"...did not come out of WW2 looking good.

@deborahh @cabel @ShaulaEvans Don't even need to discover - just need to have seen the result from others in the market, or just...have heard enough about LLMs to be opposed to them.

@futurebird @cabel Notable too, her next line, "A few years ago, A.I. was not a factor in our lives" *does* get cheered, so they're clearly not out for the speaker themselves, but the specific message.

As opposed to people who thought Conservatives were confused when they cheered when one of the Conservative speakers was say "Do you want impeachment?", and was not expecting the cheering then either...and figured they could point out that they were *supposed* to be opposed to another impeachment of Trump this recent year.