Maybe the more interesting thing is how far people are going to 'fight' against AI?

Just the fact that people are putting real thought and effort (even if it doesn't last too long...) is worth considering.

On the human side, I'm kinda losing patience proving I'm human. But, I also really like claude being able to access information.

> Maybe the more interesting thing is how far people are going to 'fight' against AI?

All ”AI resistance” I’ve seen is not against the tech, but against human bad actors behind AI: unethical procurement of training data, reckless application, low effort high volyme spam, replacing humans, centralization of power, dependency on megacorps etc. I think a lot of people have become less tech-positive after the ad-tech era that brought us social media, unprecedented levels of surveillance, freemium rug pulls etc. It’s much easier to understand the resistance if you place it in that context, rather than imagining millions of sleeper agent luddites suddenly coming out of the woodworks.