This post is old and my thinking has matured since then, but this is allegedly an ethnographic artefact of humour being used to communicate the "reasonable person" position.
Or, funny dialogue
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Interesting, however yes, it is called framing.
And it's why these companies being so evil is a big problem.
After the Adobe in Rust thing last week, people are being banned for 'hate speech' on Claude for people asking things to be coded in Rust.
THAT'S THE PROBLEM.
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Call it the James Lindsay maneuveur: going so anti-woke/anti-socialist classical liberal you end up inadvertently parroting far right modes of reasoning and talking points before finally discovering they've become a big part of your audience.
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In her own way, she's communicating some of what many of us feel about the damage AI is doing to the arts, design and communication.
For some context - 3/4 of the way through she tells us that her partner lost his job to AI.
She's been mobbed & mocked by the pro-AI people.










