afraid_to_speak

AI is mostly trained on average stuff and the author is most widely known for throwing a bunch of stuff on the wall at different communities, they were never known for quality.

Also didn't care for the hiring section and how dystopian that feels, well unless you're independently wealthy I guess. People really want to recreate monarchy in the work place.

Isn't this is the actual issue? HR doesn't have to be upheld to the sixth amendment.

If someone makes a complaint about me at work, I don't exactly have the right to know my accuser. The issue is that the people that now make up these corporations and various education administrations don't care about these protections people are granted when dealing with the federal government.

Maybe they should be? That would be an extremely hard legal argument to make, that would go up against the first amendment and the idea of freedom of association.

After all, no one is forcing you to teach at Stanford right?

Is it really surprising? Facebook has never been known as an ethical company and is openly hostile toward users, why would you expect its workers to be any different?

These are people that care more about a high paycheck than the damage they do enabling genocide [1]. I honestly lost all respect for everyone in the company, they care more about optics in regards to "BLM" or "standing with Ukraine" with useless banners but I guess if you're poor and a minority it's alright to be slaughtered for user engagement.

It's disgusting.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohingya_genocide#Facebook_con...