Things AI researchers can do (ripping off the top of my head, at 4:08am):
contact local journalists, just talk plainly about their concerns
advise law firms on how to be more successful in suing ai companies—yes this affects things—this affects the most important thing in the next few months—money to ai companies
think very hard, for at least 10 minutes, on what they think they know about how AI companies get money and what affects it—learn from LLMs how exactly AI companies get the money to do large training runs and then think hard for 10 minutes at least, on a clock, on what they can do to reduce this. If you have actually done this, have a google doc with notes that you can share, to show your thinking, and still think you have no leverage, send it to me, DM me and I will help. My signal is kabstastically.07
and yes, obviously, there’s things im not including here
This is really, really false.
Things AI researchers can do (ripping off the top of my head, at 4:08am):
contact local journalists, just talk plainly about their concerns
advise law firms on how to be more successful in suing ai companies—yes this affects things—this affects the most important thing in the next few months—money to ai companies
write official looking things like https://www.citriniresearch.com/p/2028gic, AI 2027, etc that make stocks go down and a bubble pop come sooner
And most of all:
think very hard, for at least 10 minutes, on what they think they know about how AI companies get money and what affects it—learn from LLMs how exactly AI companies get the money to do large training runs and then think hard for 10 minutes at least, on a clock, on what they can do to reduce this. If you have actually done this, have a google doc with notes that you can share, to show your thinking, and still think you have no leverage, send it to me, DM me and I will help. My signal is kabstastically.07
and yes, obviously, there’s things im not including here
I was responding to a post about labor leverage due to talent scarcity.