Reel by The New Yorker
“I’m excited that he’s doing something that he loves. It’s a pity that it’s going to destroy everything that I love.” As a high-school friend group reconnects for a wedding, they reckon with the fact that one of their own is designing A.I. technology, in “Josh’s Wedding.” Watch the full documentary at the link in our bio.
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@pleasureprinciplediningevents The usual suspects risking us all. 🙄
@joelglevi I don’t have time to hate watch this. And lately my New Yorker is a hate read.
@happyfun_bonkoslut I saw Simon and thought this was legitimately a satire comedy sketch. Until it became clear it was not. Holy fucking shit, people!
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@thecaroucell 🖕🏽
@fransomething Lol. It will never be sentient.
@janetbruhn09 Keep making art dear humans. This is hype. How dare they think Ai is going to take over human creativity. The audacity is absurd.
@naureenishere Love the wholesomeness to his friends and the way it contrasts with his over the top confidence that’s super not grounded in a shared reality but a perceived reality that they need to keep going. lol kind of reminds me of when I first met Sam- think these men love to feel important as they would never be that without tech … a bit of a sad situation that leads to human suffering 🥹
@jaytothezed Unfuckable men will destroy everything
@thedaviddosu Sounds like a bunch of losers.
@needsmoreinternet Sentient 🤣
@missemmajude He has those Elizabeth Holmes eyes.
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@originalgriffon Glad this fanatical cult is finally being exposed for what it is
@dan_t_christ Never trust anyone whose gums are bigger than their teeth
@nomubiku There is no opinion about this tech that is informative regarding the future of this tech, including from experts. This is an especially unique problem with this particular technology. Learn the facts, form your own opinions, and keep them to yourself.