tiberius on ai ness

via tweet (via michel bauwens repost) [https://x.com/TiberiusB/status/2104307615882944621?s=20]:

@YourOwnAI First-generation artificial intelligence is capital-intensive and intrinsically centralizing. It demands mega-data centers, billions of dollars in specialized silicon chips, vast water cooling systems, and gigawatt-scale electrical grids. Because of this massive infrastructure requirement, first-generation AI is currently dominated by a handful of corporate monopolies and surveillance states. In their hands, artificial intelligence is deployed as the ultimate instrument of technocratic governance: automated surveillance, algorithmic censorship, mass cognitive management, and the extraction of wealth from the digital commons.

Yet this first generation is only the beginning. A second and far more liberating trajectory is already unfolding: the fusion of peer-to-peer network architectures with local, edge-based artificial intelligence. As open-weights models become exponentially more efficient, powerful intelligence can run directly on consumer hardware, local community servers, and personal devices. When artificial intelligence is embedded in open peer-to-peer protocols, it ceases to be an instrument of centralized surveillance and becomes the ultimate cognitive multiplier for the multitude. *It empowers local communities to design machinery, diagnose illness, manage decentralized energy grids, and coordinate complex resource flows without depending on corporate cloud monopolies. .t**The future of intelligence is not settled; it is an active battleground between the centralized data fortress and the distributed intelligence of the commons. .tMore on Multitude Manifesto linked below…

*intellectness as cancerous distraction.. perpetuating aritificiality.. perpetuating the whac-a-mole-ing ness of sea world.. of not-us ness.. of part\ial ness..  perpetuating survival triage.. for (blank)’s sake..

**if still ‘battling’ huge red flag

ai we need is ai as augmenting interconnectedness

thurman interconnectedness law: when you understand interconnectedness it makes you more afraid of hating than of dying – Robert Thurman 

findings (aka: the things i can’t unsee) from on the ground ness deep dive and..

..why we need tech w/o judgment

ie: the dance won’t dance unless/until it’s 1\ all of us 2\ legit free

nothing to date (ever since that day) has gotten to that root of problem

[mufleh humanity law: we have seen advances in every aspect of our lives except our humanity– Luma Mufleh et al]

legit freedom will only happen if it’s all of us.. and in order to be all of us.. has to be sans any form of measuring, accounting, people telling other people what to do

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tiberius on econ org

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