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Factually wrong. People actually take pride in recording their wrongdoings.

It's going to come soon. Very soon. I mean they have started in the physical world by regulating 3d printers and cnc machines to submit what they are making to an AI to make sure they are not making gun parts.

hey claude build me a small social media site i can use with my friends...

the beginning of the freedom of every person to become a developer

Github Copilot has for the last week been an absolute shitshow. Clearly something has happened behind the scenes.

AI itself clearly weaker / dumber. Prices increased manyfold.

ofc, they only need to get it approved once. they will try until they succeed

I hear about people in my extended circle moving to linux every week now. Windows users of 10-25 years++ have had enough.

I liked this post. But I was a bit disappointed when it ended so soon.

I don't think it matters for developers. They compete in the short term.

Where is the influence?

Smooth, I enjoyed it a lot.

I disagree. Selection takes priority.

Does anyone really think it won't pass?

Which you of course already have done.

For me, what is most scary about ai-chatbot is the interface to an exploiter.

They can just prompt "given all your chats with this person, how can we manipulate him to do x"

Not really any expertise needed at all, let the AI to all the lifting.

Did not know Tanzania was in the Nordics and thus relevant to the topic, but hey, you learn something new everyday.

Can't afford it.

If you want cheap developers, come to Norway.

With the amount of times Claude is visiting my websites I'd say they are very desperate for data.

Same

Is it a joke?

AI gave me this: 1. The Work–Reward Contract

Expectation: If you work hard and build skills, society will reward you with wages, stability, and opportunities for advancement.

AI Tension: If AI automates large swaths of work, the link between effort and reward can collapse. For example, truck drivers, radiologists, or call center workers may find that their decades of skill-building are instantly devalued.

2. The Generational Contract

Expectation: Each generation contributes (through taxes, labor, innovation) to support the current elderly, while expecting the next generation to do the same for them.

AI Tension: If AI concentrates wealth among a small group of owners, younger generations may not have the income base to sustain pensions, healthcare systems, or the tax base that supports aging populations.

3. The Education Contract

Expectation: If you spend years in school, investing time and money, you’ll get access to meaningful employment.

AI Tension: If AI can do much of the work fresh graduates are trained for (law, programming, design, etc.), then the implicit “return on education” may vanish, undermining trust in the education system itself.

4. The Knowledge–Authority Contract

Expectation: Experts and institutions (teachers, journalists, researchers) hold authority because of their training, discipline, and credibility.

AI Tension: If AI can generate convincing text, images, or even research papers, people may not know who or what to trust. This erodes the social contract where institutions act as reliable custodians of knowledge.

5. The Effort–Dignity Contract

Expectation: Work, even if menial, provides dignity and identity.

AI Tension: If AI replaces not only high-skilled jobs but also low-skilled ones, people may lose both economic security and the sense of contributing meaningfully to society.

6. The Civic Contract

Expectation: Citizens deliberate and vote based on human judgment and human-driven discourse.

AI Tension: AI-generated propaganda, deepfakes, or bot-driven political campaigns could undermine democratic trust and participation.

7. The Interpersonal/Creative Contract

Expectation: Human creativity and relationships are uniquely valuable.

AI Tension: If AI-generated art, music, or companionship substitutes for human creation or connection, people may feel dispossessed of their role in culture and community.

What contracts are those?

Great point. It should be excluded from sharing session.

I love that feature too. I replicated it with this. https://github.com/sentriz/cliphist

In addition to what is shown here, I added a job that runs every 5 minutes which prunes the history so that I can comfortably copy sensitive information as well.

So, if you're remote, why not just talk to your real friends on discord or whatever?

I think this whole "we are all a family" trope that companies push has pretty much been seen through by remote workers.

Leave it alone.

Sounds interesting. What do you and your AI do?

With enough space available hoarding is just thinking ahead.

Any suggestions?

I'm not saying this is the intended consequence. But it's certainly something that has been considered.