People Urge Website Owners to 'Poison' AI
A movement has emerged online that proposes fighting AI directly from the browser. An unknown group launched an initiative against neural networks, claiming that artificial intelligence is a threat to humanity and must be stopped by any means.
🙅♂️ Their idea sounds like digital sabotage. Website owners are offered to embed a special code snippet. It is assumed that AI systems, while collecting data for training, will become 'infected' and start performing worse. Essentially, it's data poisoning under the guise of resistance.
It sounds radical and a bit crazy. Fear of AI has reached the stage of underground movements and digital activism. The question is no longer about technology, but about who and how tries to control it.
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