• rbb36@lemmy.world
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    1 hour ago

    At first, I wondered why Comer would be opposing this sort of oligarchy-engineering. Maybe he’s just sniffing around to get his cut? But it could be Niemöller’s ghost finally rising to a level that reaches Comer.

    And the CEO said:

    • First they came for the artists, and I did not speak out because I have no heart.
    • Then they came for the writers, and I did not speak out because I have no soul.
    • Then they came for the actors, and I did not speak out because I have no emotions.
    • Then they came for the software engineers, and I did not speak out because I have no mind.
    • Then they came for the infosec people, and I did not speak out because I have no wisdom.
    • Then they came for me. And the artists, writers, actors, software engineers, and infosec people laughed derisively at me. So I called James Comer.

    The oligarchs might love this, but the third string C-suite execs that dine with Comer at the finest gas-station barbecue place in Paducah? The AIs have finally come for them.

  • eicker@lemmy.worldOP
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    5 hours ago

    We’ve finally automated the one thing executives wanted most: plausible deniability. Profits go to the human owners, bad decisions go to the algorithm, and victims get to sue a corporate shell with a chatbot for a CEO. Delaware isn’t building the future of business. It’s building the ultimate accountability escape room.