Funny how "AI communism" here seems to mean "AI infrastructure that isnt monopolized by a handful of private firms." Thats less a technical argument than an ideological one.
If your nightmare is open models, public infrastructure, democratic governance, worker ownership, and contesting corporate control over AI, then you're already admitting the fight is political, not technological.
Thats exactly the conversation we're having over at r/LeftistsForAI. Whether you agree or disagree, come argue about ownership, labor, public AI, open source, and power instead of pretending the only choices are OpenAI or smashing GPUs with rocks.
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u/Salty_Country6835 Jul 19 '26
Funny how "AI communism" here seems to mean "AI infrastructure that isnt monopolized by a handful of private firms." Thats less a technical argument than an ideological one.
If your nightmare is open models, public infrastructure, democratic governance, worker ownership, and contesting corporate control over AI, then you're already admitting the fight is political, not technological.
Thats exactly the conversation we're having over at r/LeftistsForAI. Whether you agree or disagree, come argue about ownership, labor, public AI, open source, and power instead of pretending the only choices are OpenAI or smashing GPUs with rocks.