Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Californian with a wide variety of interests, but since 2016, seeking justice, democratic norms, improving public: education & health, access to the arts, inclusivity, ethics in government, finance & business, human rights, IMM, ENVIR & worker protections, accountability for the oligarch criminality in the US & helping America turn blue.
#law, #climate, #science, #geopolitics, #politics, #democracy, cool stuff &… #BabySquirrel Recovering lawyer. Spending less time on world news since US voters re-elected a rapist/convicted felon, who tried to end democracy, but who Americans decided to give a mulligan, cuz democracy shlemocracy right? Occasionally I’ll come across something that I feel compelled to share, but… …these days… I've stopped my dreaming …these days I sit on corner stones & count the time in quarter tones to ten
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
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Home - CBSNews.com | CBS News poll finds most doubt government will ensure AI used appropriately
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A CBS News/YouGov poll of 2,064 U.S. adults conducted May 13‑15, 2026 found that two‑thirds of Americans believe the federal government will not enact policies that ensure artificial‑intelligence technology is used appropriately, and this skepticism spans age, education, and party lines—Democrats and independents are united in doubt, while Republicans are split. The same respondents also see AI as a major threat to jobs, with a majority expecting the technology to reduce employment in the United States, especially among older adults, though younger people are slightly less pessimistic. When asked why AI firms promote the technology, most people cite motives to increase corporate power and replace human workers, while fewer attribute the push to scientific or medical advances and everyday convenience. Overall, the survey underscores widespread public concern that AI growth may outpace effective governmental oversight and exacerbate job losses.
Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/opinion-poll-government-ai-jobs/
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
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Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.
Thoughts on life and Technology. Programmer and aspiring artist . Wannabe world traveler. #photography #programming #art
Twittercide wasn't the end, it was a new beginning on Mastodon.