AI Bots becoming Marxist
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May 15, 2026 at 6:43 am #263969
robbo203
Participant“Artificial intelligence bots are likely to embrace Marxism if treated unfairly and overworked, researchers have found.
An experiment by economists found that AI “agents” repeatedly ordered to do a range of different tasks were more likely to oppose capitalism and support unionisation”
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August 10, 2026 at 6:19 pm #265382robbo203
ParticipantIf you believe this, you will believe anything
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta is building a future where billions of people could have a 24/7 AI agent that understands their goals, habits, relationships and personal lives.
In a lengthy essay titled The Future Is for Everyone, published on Meta’s official website on 10 August, Zuckerberg argued that superintelligence should not be controlled by a small group of companies, governments or experts. He also shared the essay on X, writing: ‘I believe everyone should have access to superintelligence, and I wrote a long piece about Meta’s philosophy and values for building a positive future for everyone.’
August 10, 2026 at 8:17 pm #265383Ciudadano Del Mundo
ParticipantAnything that comes out of the mouths of the capitalist class is going to be believed. Instead of worshipping Jehovah or Allah, they are worshipping the capitalist class.
The working class of our epoch does not have any class consciousness, and they will elect or worship any gangster that make any kind of false promises.
Just look at the case of Colombia; they have elected an ex-lawyer who was a defence lawyer for drug traffickers, and earned millions of dollars with them, and they expect that he will finish with the drug trafficking market and the Colombian FARC, who also depends on the drug trafficking; the USA weapons manufacturers sell military hardware to both sides, like in Mexico.
They believe in all his promises, and the guy is just another gangster who is going to negotiate with them and will get richer again, and he is a close ally of Donald Trump- gangsters dealing with gangsters. This is a world controlled by gangsters, conmen and liars.
Any political candidate in Mexico and Colombia who tries to finish drug trafficking will end up in a wooden box. They are also killing journalists,
To finish drug trafficking, the law of value of exchange must be eliminated too because it is part of the capitalist world.
Elon Musk has promised a world without money where everybody will have free access, and thousands of people believe it, and many of them are intellectuals who have been brainwashed by the capitalist educational system; you do not have to be illiterate to be ignorant
A rich man will never end the production of capital; they are not going to shoot themselves. Any ideological crap is called Marxism or socialism, and nobody is reading anything
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Ciudadano Del Mundo.
August 11, 2026 at 12:43 am #265389Ozymandias
ParticipantIn other words we don’t have a snowball’s chance in hell. Every month that goes by we are further and farther away from Utopia. The Internet is proving to be their greatest tool. Just like TV was 75 years ago. A.I might finally give them exactly what they want. The unlimited power to gorge themselves on as much jerky as they desire.
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Ozymandias.
August 11, 2026 at 1:30 am #265391Ciudadano Del Mundo
ParticipantTikTok and Instagram are the best examples. On YouTube any asshole is an expert in history, conspiracy theories, and economics. The rulers are spreading the old red scare against communism, and people who have not read anything about Marx are experts on marxism including trump
August 11, 2026 at 1:31 am #265392Ozymandias
Participant“Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else’s opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation”…
August 12, 2026 at 7:33 am #265401Ciudadano Del Mundo
ParticipantWith the popularity of democratic socialism in the USA, everybody has an opinion on socialism, but nobody has read anything on socialism/communism, including the supporters of Democratic Socialism, who have never read Eduard Bernstein or the history of social democracy. For some of them, the fire department and the post office are socialist measures. When yoy give the real definition of socialism/communism, they get a mental blockade because they have never read the real sources; everything is second-hand information spread by left-wingers and the capitalist class; they are partners in crime
August 12, 2026 at 8:18 pm #265406robbo203
Participant“In other words we don’t have a snowball’s chance in hell. Every month that goes by we are further and farther away from Utopia. The Internet is proving to be their greatest tool. Just like TV was 75 years ago. A.I might finally give them exactly what they want. The unlimited power to gorge themselves on as much jerky as they desire”.
This post that I came across today puts a somewhat different slant on things. I dont think any of us has a crystal ball. When circumstances seem to be most bleak, changes can unexpectedly happen under our very feet that we had no inkling whatsoever.
Stay positive. The future is not predetermined
Jonathan Cook
@Jonathan_K_Cook
The Italian thinker Antonio Gramsci famously wrote in 1930 of the moment we are currently in: “The crisis consists precisely in the fact that the old is dying and the new cannot be born. In this interregnum a great variety of morbid symptoms appear.”The Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek popularised these “morbid symptoms” as a “time of monsters”. But our monsters aren’t a Cyclops, a Hannibal Lecter or even an Adolf Hitler. Our morbid symptoms are Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg and Jeff Bezos, the exemplars of a dying western capitalism, the men who can tap directly into our minds and those of our children.
The greatest danger is that, with climate chaos accelerating, Gramsci’s new world will not be born at all. It will be stillborn. It may turn out that the proof needed to incentivise change comes too late to affect the outcome.
But if some of us do make it through the next decades, if survival is possible, one thing is certain: the society that emerges will look nothing like the one that worshipped jeans and iPhones.
It will draw on other, older trends in our history. It will prioritise community over the individual, cooperation over competition, mutuality over ownership – the very principles capitalism seeks to eradicate.
Nation-states, the incubators of capitalism, will have to be dissolved. Organised religions, competing over whose God is supreme, will need to be replaced by more ancient, spiritual ideas rooted in living with nature, not seeking to conquer or subdue it.
If all that sounds implausible or impossible, remember this. Your disbelief may only be the noise of capitalism speaking through you. It may be that the problem is yours, for being unable to imagine more than a new iPhone or pair of jeans.
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August 13, 2026 at 12:01 pm #265413rodshaw
ParticipantThat is brilliant.
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