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Close Never miss a post from cnbc Sign up for Instagram to stay in the loop. By continuing, you agree to Instagram's Terms of Use and Privacy Policy . Sign up Log in cnbc Verified • Follow More options cnbc Verified 7h Global AI-related stocks fell on Monday after Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for a slowdown of the development of AI capabilities, with other major tech figures backing the proposal. Tap the link in bio to read more. Load more comments kacajun Verified 20m Everyone is so Sick of #Republican #Communist telling us what to do, what is true, writing new laws and building walls, starting Wars, ignoring the US Constitution, Suppressing voters rights and freedom of speech. Save the #USA 💙🇺🇸💙🇺🇸💙🇺🇸 Never vote #Republican again 1 like Reply dollyw77 1h Good! Wake up! Like Reply lord_toast13 3h good Like Reply m.smithicus 3h I wonder what AI think about all this? Like Reply jennay5_gump 3h The stocks sliding are the least of our worries Like Reply allislandrealtor 3h How did we survive without AI ?? Ohh it was just google and cut and paste 🙄 1 like Reply thebigidia 3h The UN told Elon it would cost $6.6B to prevent global hunger for 1 year. In 2025 AI and Data Center investment was 77x that amount. That data is valuable and it’s all yours! So while you might be struggling they’re stealing! Take Control with the Life by IDIA wallet, the only wallet in the world that licenses your data, forcing them to pay you or stop! Like Reply tomthebomb8987 3h This is such BS if anything AI stock should go up just just prolongs the cycle Like Reply fundhealthcarenotbillionaires 3h ☎️ Call your Reps TODAY to support the “Ban Artificial Super Intelligence Act” by @berniesanders and @gregcasar This legislation is based on the recommendations of leading AI researchers, like @dr.geoffreyhinton (Godfather of AI) @david.scott.krueger ( @evitableorg ) Conner Leahy ( @ai_ctrl ) and others. 📣 Spread the word. Like and repost Sen. Bernie Sanders post linked below. 📲 Follow @ai_ctrl and @berniesanders to stay involved to help pass AI legislation in the US, including international cooperation! 🔗 “Ban Artificial Super Intelligence Act” (Sen. Sanders and Rep. Casar): https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc3e99bDobI/?stkn=eGd4NzloOTN4bXhz Like Reply miladmohammadikhorramabad 4h Interactive brokers revelations 🔥 Like Reply briefing.block 4h Anthropic's proposed evaluators would get employee-like access to test safety commitments. Next quarter, signed access agreements and actual release delays will show how much of today's selloff reflects an operating change. Like Reply lionessdiaries 4h 😂 Like Reply sidneymonteirojrusa 4h WHO is selling at lower prices? Like Reply alan_t._kelly 4h Welcome to the Ghost Government: It turns out governments have finally discovered the perfect employee. No smoke breaks, no pension, no complaints: Generative AI. An unseen army of algorithms now writing reports, filtering your grievances, and making decisions affecting millions of citizens. Nobody elected them, yet they are quietly expanding their place inside government. Officials offer the same reassurance: a human always makes the final call. That's reassuring, in the same way signing your name under an essay you never wrote is reassuring. One police captain casually admitted the AI-generated reports were already driving plea deals. In June, an MLA rose in the New Brunswick legislature and read his speech exactly as it was delivered to him, including his AI chatbot's instructions straight into the official record. It was less a legislative address than a speech with 'INSERT ARGUMENT HERE' still attached. Soon your planning application won't stall because nobody read it. It'll stall because everyone assumed the AI already had. Picture the setup: an administrator asks AI to write a complaint. Another AI summarizes it. A third processes it. A fourth drafts the reply. Congratulations: you've just watched a multimillion-dollar civil service spend an afternoon talking to itself. While the human who filed the complaint is still waiting by the letterbox. If public service collapses into a prompt and an API key, we haven't streamlined the state, we've turned civil servants into very expensive spell-checkers. It's the equivalent of hiring a Michelin-star chef to microwave a frozen dinner. If an algorithm drafts the report, weighs the evidence, and recommends the action, while a minister simply stamps a page, the public deserves a straightforward answer: exactly which part of government are we still paying humans to do? - Alan T Kelly (op-ed published in the Dallas Morning News) Like Reply notsosweet_caroliiine 4h Loving this journalism glow up - finally The Onion is reality v satire (aka proud of your new Claude voice & tone Skill MD file that likely came pro bono with this post)! Like Reply Like 1.1K Comment 40 Share Save 7 hours ago Log in to like or comment. More posts from cnbc Carousel Carousel Carousel Clip See more posts