Israeli tech entrepreneur and Cato Networks co-founder Shlomo Kramer argued on Monday’s episode of CNBC’s “Money Movers” that the American government must restrict freedom of speech in the age of AI.
Zines made on a typewriter, slaps, and old fashioned vandalism with wheatpaste or spray paint are still your best mediums for spreading the word. They might not get as much distribution as posting on the internet, but they’re also not competing with billions of other comments for attention, just the eyes of the people in your community. People who want the kind of world this canker envisions want social media and the government to sanitize it of dissent for them so they can be reassured and feel safe. The rest of us are already ditching those platforms and as long as you can scrawl a message in Sharpie on a street sign, you can let them know dissent always exists in their community.
Zines made on a typewriter, slaps, and old fashioned vandalism with wheatpaste or spray paint are still your best mediums for spreading the word. They might not get as much distribution as posting on the internet, but they’re also not competing with billions of other comments for attention, just the eyes of the people in your community. People who want the kind of world this canker envisions want social media and the government to sanitize it of dissent for them so they can be reassured and feel safe. The rest of us are already ditching those platforms and as long as you can scrawl a message in Sharpie on a street sign, you can let them know dissent always exists in their community.