So shameful. They collect a paycheck and benefits (including healthcare) but do not help the people.

Don’t worry, @jaketapper.bsky.social will be right on it. It’s his area of expertise.

As I walk by the shelves, I believe sometimes the books call out to us. 📞📚

No one lasts in the Trump orbit long. #goodriddance

Before she leaves, she needs to read the names on the house floor like she said she would!

Let’s be clear, he’s not opening the country to help the people get paid. He’s opening it back up so he can rig the next election. The writing is on the wall—the American people do not want him.

People are consuming it, questioning it, wasting their time and energy trying to make sense of synthetic garbage. This is what Suckerberg and the tech bros are doing to the world, flooding it with noise and calling it innovation.

Remember, not one asked for this. They are pushing AI on the world.

Zuckerberg’s framing of this as a “third era” of social media (after friends and creators) suggests a pivot from community to content volume= garbage. While AI can enhance creativity and accessibility, unchecked proliferation risks turning social platforms into synthetic echo chambers.

Last, Erosion of Civic Discourse
Platforms like Facebook and Instagram are still major venues for news, activism, and public dialogue. If AI generated content floods these spaces, it could drown out grassroots movements, distort public perception, and undermine democratic engagement.

Users will experience scroll fatigue, anxiety, and reduced attention spans, especially younger audiences already vulnerable to digital overstimulation. We are ruining our kids. And why would we trust a man deeply flawed that he does not take responsibility.

5th: This is the most important in my book, Mental Health and Cognitive Overload: We are already saturated
+ overloaded. People are tired. Endless streams of AI-generated “trash” can feel like junk food for the brain, visually stimulating but emotionally hollow.

This could deepen filter bubbles, where users are fed emotionally resonant but narrow content, reinforcing biases and reducing exposure to diverse perspectives.

4th, Algorithmic Control and Echo Chambers: Meta’s plan hinges on AI-driven recommendation systems that “understand” synthetic content and push it to users.

Platforms may prioritize engagement metrics over artistic integrity, pushing creators to mimic algorithmic trends rather than innovate.

3rd, Creator Displacement and Economic Fallout: Think about all the users/content creators who make $ from their accounts. If AI content dominates feeds, human creators may lose visibility, income, and influence.

2nd, Misinformation and Manipulation:
AI can generate plausible but false narratives, deepfakes, and misleading visuals at scale. Bad actors could exploit these tools to flood platforms with propaganda, scams, or divisive content, especially during elections or crises.