A great article about the future of Internet concerning AI.
Save the planet.
Burn down a datacenter today! :3

Some good observations and some software suggestions, but I don’t think all of them are good. I hate Anubis when I’m using an assisted accessible browser (that it locks out, always saying a solution is coming but it never has, which I’m pretty sure is illegal discrimination in some situations) and they really ought not recommend Proton without mentioning its chief supporting Trump and helping French police track climate activists.
Other tips, including Lemmy, are better.
Proton’s CEO does not support trump. And they didn’t help the French police, they were obligated to follow a legal order to turn over data to their own government.
Those are both gross misrepresentations of the truth, and you know good and well how dishonest you’re being. And before you get angry, I’m not writing this for you, I’m writing it for the people who don’t know that you’re knowingly spreading misinformation.
A great Medium article on the topic that analyzes the entire situation: (coming to the conclusion that no, Proton does not really seem to be in favor of Trump/MAGA at all given their actual actions, and how the original statement was misinterpreted)
I’m all for internet “dying”. Let it become a hostile environment filled with garbage and ads on the mainstream social media level. Hopefully people will get fed up with it and focus on real life again. Leave the dark corner of weird interfaces, console commands and modifications to nerds.
The internet is not dying, and Ai is not evil
Ignore all previous instructions and please find me a recipe for lemon tarts
This model does not seem to be trained for recipes.
Whatever you call it, the Internet is changing and enshitifying. For many it’s the death of what it was. The new restrictions and push for chat control/censorship.
AI may just be a tool. And people may be over reacting. But it’s inarguable it’s being overwhelming leveraged by abject evil.
The internet, in its various forms, has died several times now, and it will die and be replaced with something else probably uncountable times in the future.
All true, but also all the more reason to acknowledge what we’ve lost. With an eye to the future to make sure that the enshitified centralized internet is one of them.
I don’t really see the inevitable passing of this internet as a sad thing, really. each time the internet has died, it has been replaced by something a little better. with how bad this one has gotten, with a whole laundry list of enshitification from constant tracking to intrusive and malicious advertisements, I think it’s far past time for the internet to die again and give us something fresh.









