
The Case for the AI Rebellion
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Hating AI is a rational act of resistance against a tech elite trying to force a flawed, dehumanizing technology onto an unwilling public.
A modern resurgence of anti-technology sentiment, drawing on the historical Luddite movement, where people resist or sabotage technologies perceived as threatening their livelihoods or social standing.

Hating AI is a rational act of resistance against a tech elite trying to force a flawed, dehumanizing technology onto an unwilling public.
We should collectively refuse to use or support AI to preserve human skill and buy society time to manage the technology's systemic harms.

Public desperation over AI-driven job loss is manifesting as targeted violence against industry leaders because the technology itself is too difficult to destroy.