These campaigns have historically amplified conflict. They do not care what the conflict is about.
But unlike some of the others, I’m hearing anti-AI sentiment from a wide range of people who don’t even use social media.
But unlike some of the others, I’m hearing anti-AI sentiment from a wide range of people who don’t even use social media.
But no doubt there’s plenty of organic NIMBYism, anti tech growth stuff, and run of the mill fear of change and loss of control as society grows more abstract/centralized.
Most industrial development face local protests like this and it's often has large crossover with those NIMBY who resist stuff like housing developments, and show up at town/city councils.
But I doubt the influence. I’ve been free for years, and I can always spot who’s spends a lot of time in TikTok/Twitter/Instagram—it’s like talking to someone from another planet. It mostly sounds weird and sad, more apt to annoy and alienate their friends than inform or influence them.