RE: https://indieweb.social/@happyborg/117615228556594123
"When we create art we are being social. We use our brains to create something and then give it to the world. What we should also consider is that when other folks see a painting, or go to a play, they are joining in the creativity as well. When we see a play in a theatre, we are participants as much as the actors are. We suspend our reality to watch a story’s reality. We take part in a contract with the actors during the duration of the play. We create a space together.
"When we read a book, we’re imagining the world and the people that story takes place in. Even listening to stories we’re imagining worlds, we’re participants as we aren’t passively taking it in. It’s all sharing our time and imagining. It’s social.
'This is the reason AI feels wrong to so many of us who create. It’s not social at all. There’s no play, there is no collaboration, no empathy in the process. It’s not social at all."
Why the only socially responsible policy on AI is no AI. Think of the rhinoceros!
> We are in a war for the commons and our humanity. We have chosen to pick a side, we’ve chosen to reject evil.
Seem extreme? Then read why it is right. We all intuitively know this, we only don't want the inconvenience to ourselves that acknowledging this brings. But think of the humans you hurt, or if you can't do that, think of the rhinoceros. 🤔
@librecast statement on AI:
https://librecast.net/2026-11-14-AI-Statement.html
#LLM #noAI
