/leftypol/ - Leftist Politically Incorrect

today I will remind them

>>2755787
>1993
The counter-revolutionaries in Russia knew exactly what Western leaders like to hear, more important what kind of leadership they like to throw money at.

>>2755780
The word imperialism is used instead of 'evil' now. Perhaps it wasn't fancy for you just calling it evil, your feelings underneath needed to justify themselves translated to some kind of an universal language.
As if calling it imperialist or evil making the pure content anything different.

>reactionary liberal shithole is reactionary
More news at 6

>he made the thread again
bravo

>>2755780
Its certainly a surveillence threat but does Russia even produce its own AI?

>>2756022
Russia has Yandex's Alice and Sberbank's Gigachat at least. I'm not a tech guy so I don't know how independent those are or if they're just chatgpt with serial numbers filed off.

>>2756045
Its good that China provides open source AI for these lesser states to copy.

>>2756047
I'd be fine with it if they let me keep using deepseek. Western AI is free wheeling towards collapse anyway

actual understandable for once

>>2756022
AFAIK the fundamental theory behind modern AI derives from something called “Markov chains”, if true, then I think they can figure it out.

Sissify all Ziggers

>>2755795
exactly ultras wont understand we massive junglists understand the trve nature of vnti-imperialism

As the class struggle within a nation is waged for the readjustment of
unequal distinctions, so war between nations for an honorable cause
will reform the present unjust distinctions. The British Empire is a
millionaire possessing wealth all over the world; and Russia is a great
landowner in occupation of the northern half of the globe. China with
her undeveloped productive forces is one of the proletariat, and she has
the right to declare war on the big monopoly powers. The socialists
of the West contradict themselves when they admit the right of class
struggle to the proletariat at home and at the same time condemn
war, waged by a proletariat among nations, as militarism and
aggression . . . If it is permissible for the working class to unite to
overthrow unjust authority by bloodshed, then unconditional ap
proval ' should be given to China to perfect her army and navy and
make war for the rectification of unjust international frontiers. In the
name of rational scientific socialism China claims possession of Australia
and Eastern Siberia.
-Deng Xiaoping 1980

>What Marx said of capitalism can also be applied to imperialism: monopoly creates competition and competition monopoly. The frantic competition of giant firms, giant banks and multi-millionaires obliged the great financial groups, who were absorbing the small ones, to think up the notion of the cartel. In the same way, the result of the World War between the great imperialist powers may be a federation of the strongest, who renounce their arms race.

>Hence from the purely economic standpoint it is not impossible that capitalism may still Jive through another phase, the translation of cartellization into foreign policy: a phase of ultra-imperialism, which of course we must struggle against as energetically as we do against imperialism, but whose perils lie in another direction, not in that of the arms race and the threat to world peace.
https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1915/jul/26.htm

>>2756356
dropped as a baby-tier

>>2756366
yes as an infant I was dropped into the pool of vnti-imperialism by a cadre member unlike you who was dipped in by their mom and now has an unapologetically reactionary and imperialist heel

>>2755780
I mean, it's an obvious choice that will be forced on everyone.

NATO will sooner or later "regulate" AI to OpenAI's tastes (glowie state monopoly, zero transparency otherwise) to kill open source. And at that point you have just about any productivity tool, the likes of which capitalists flock to for easy savings, rely on a completely opaque black box hosted by American glowies.

Imagine a world where every email in every office, every other page of programming code and much of the cultural output is sourced from Grok.

If you think it's bad now, imagine how it's going to get when LLMs for example, replace internet searching and social media as the magic box one asks questions to, with the latter remaining a more pure skinnerbox for socially parsing that information.

It's "cloud computing" 2.0 but completely opaque, aiming to encompass the whole of computing not just server hosting and much more centralized and opaque.

>>2755780
ChatGPT is already banned in Russia, tho