r/trueantiAI

People use TikTok, Meta (Instagram and Facebook), Google and complain about data centers. And they are terrible and so is AI. Not only from a creative standpoint but environmental and health.
One of the bravest things I think anyone could do, if they truly hated it all, is delete fucking social media.
But they won’t.
We’re all addicted to being seen and seeing others.
Well say the new hottest thing like “fuck Ai” meanwhile contributing to the system itself.

If you take a look at https://www.reddit.com/r/StrikeAtPsyche/ you can tell the sub

1. Has no stated theme or purpose.

2. Is FILLED with AI generated and viral stolen content with the aim of trying to get something to the front page.

3. The "posters" and "moderators" there are the same handful of bots replying nonsense word salads to each other.

Reddit REALLY needs a pipeline for reporting and calling out deceptive garbage like this that's made just to mimic human interaction for engagement. Whoever put all these bots in place is disgusting.

Google gemini, chat gpt, grok, claude, chai, dola the list goes on. One star, scathing reviews, ANYTHING to prevent these soulless billionaire bastards from ruining our lives.

It’s already happening. Ai has stolen over 1000 jobs from your children. From you, your siblings, your parents.

If you think your job is safe from being taken over by ai, you’re wrong.

But there’s good news. They’re running out of money. We have the power.

Boomers lmao omg

Hey guys. I’ve been building and working in tech for over ten years, but recently Ive left my job and am feeling generally disappointed with the direction of the industry.

One of my biggest problems with it lately has been AI slop. It feels like the entire industry has leaned into AI slop. I’ve built like 80% of a side project around posting photos across different social media that are proven human. (You can share the link to the photo alongside the photo)

I haven’t shared much about this project outside of with my partner, but I’m getting an opportunity to go back to work and I’m trying to decide whether it’s worth saying no to build this into something more real.

If you could give me some feedback it would be really helpful! Financially, I could stay unemployed for a few more months and keep working on this, but it important for me to know that it would be valuable to people.