Video on how autistic people are often mistaken for AI and how that is harmful
Video on how autistic people are often mistaken for AI and how that is harmful
alt-text for thumbnail in case it embeds: it is an image of a queer flag with an infinity symbol, on a drawn wooden background with the words “autistic people mistaken for AI” on it
i have a 'non-native' name which isn't hard to pronounce but which my coworkers refused to learn, so they started calling me something akin to 'Jane Doe' in
$language.when they were told by HR they can't do that: they took to the funny 'joke' of calling me "the bot" and sometimes referring to me as 'it'. 'hey, where's the documentation on this system?' 'idk, ask the bot' my manager even got on my case about how i shouldn't 'use ChatGPT to respond to work messages' — because i wasn't using 'enough emoji'.
but i'm the immature one for thinking all the NTs i've had in my life are insufferable. ok.
24That sounds like a workplace problem. What you're describing is harassment/bullying whether you're are neurospicy or not.
24a workplace problem that has persistently followed me thru my entire life: at school, at home, and at every job i've had, across multiple continents.
9Absolutely. But being autistic makes it a potential ADA (or equivalent) violation honestly.
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yeah I've been in similar situations, but with the anti-ai hatred brewing I've seen people starting to want to get even more aggressive about it. It is incredibly scaring
7Revenge is a dish best served cold
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Wow, apparently we're getting problems it didn't even occur to me were possible.
16now think about all the people who do actually have 6 fingers nobody will take a pic of seriously
9Ask an AI to generate an image of someone with 6 fingers...
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maybe that means the AI will be friends with us when they take over c:
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