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We have to boycott Open Ai And claude Ai and every other major Ai organisation for its lack of transparency and development of more powerful model. Ai development is happening rapidly in the recent years, the future is going to be dark if this continues. A world where privacy becomes a relic of the

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  1. 2026-10-25 11:02 · r/ArtificialInteligence
    We have to boycott Open Ai And claude Ai and every other major Ai organisation for its lack of transparency and development of more powerful model. Ai development is happening rapidly in the recent years, the future is going to be dark if this continues. A world where privacy becomes a relic of the

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