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As a generally pro-AI person, I worry that AI will make it so that common people can never resist their governments again

[Addendum so this post doesn't get removed: This isn't a fearmongering post about AI (per rule 5) - I am pro AI and this post is in favor of more democratized access to AI capabilities for the average person.] Consider the current reality: World Superpower 1 of 2 (USA): OpenAI and Claude get to dec…

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  1. 2026-10-25 20:34 · r/singularity
    As a generally pro-AI person, I worry that AI will make it so that common people can never resist their governments again

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