Again, I am being a little petty but we might want to think seriously about how our responses to AI are a reflection of our values, of what kind of intellectual labor we view as valuable and what kind of labor is disposable.

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I see this in the rising concerns from my CS colleagues, from folks in biosciences that our undergrads aren’t learning basic skills, and these are some of the same folks who crowed about the benefits of AI, how it would revolutionize the academy.

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Again, I am happy to stand with y’all, but I think we might take a moment to reflect on why the march of AI became so much more of an existential threat when it came for the practical fields, the science and technology fields.

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Gonna be extremely petty for a moment: I am glad to stand in solidarity with my colleagues in mathematics against the tyranny of AI slop, but I have to ask: where the fuck were most of y’all when the humanities were first on the block to be sacrificed to the machine devils?

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How many children are you willing to let die on the altar of political practicality? What is the exact number of children's deaths before it stops being comparable to "werewolves" and becomes a real issue? These surgeries are rare, but they're lifesaving. A ban would *kill children*.

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