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highplainsdem

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10. You're welcome! I've posted so many stories about AI as a threat to workers the last few years.

Reply to Omaha Steve (Reply #5)

Wed Apr 8, 2026, 09:41 PM

Apr 8

Glad there's a union to help them in this case.

Using AI almost always means the quality of a company's product will slip, often drastically. The execs and owners can't all be unaware of that, so many of them are apparently just hoping their customers will be fine with an inferior product.

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Unionized ProPublica staff are on strike over AI, layoffs, and wages [View all] highplainsdem Apr 8 OP

AI needs to be widely rejected outright... 2naSalit Apr 8 #1

Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind. The Grand Illuminist Apr 8 #6

It never turns out well... 2naSalit Apr 8 #7

Not one of the quotes from Dune that Elon Musk likes. highplainsdem Apr 8 #8

Really Propublica? Miguelito Loveless Apr 8 #2

Right? BaronChocula Apr 8 #3

Time to stop my monthly donations..... SergeStorms Apr 8 #4

I was disappointed to read about this, too. highplainsdem Apr 8 #9

Thanks for posting Omaha Steve Apr 8 #5

You're welcome! I've posted so many stories about AI as a threat to workers the last few years. highplainsdem Apr 8 #10