Well that's a little bit disappointing, because I thought they could surely get much more mileage from the idea than simply criticizing abuse of crowd workers a

Well that's a little bit disappointing, because I thought they could surely get much more mileage from the idea than simply criticizing abuse of crowd workers and energy. Thanks for your reading and analysis - when I read the paper I won't go in expecting quite so much. An issue I have with the liberal criticism of AI is that they make lukewarm arguments and never quite get to the point where they insist that we must work communally to seize control of AI power from states and corporations, or reasonably sketch what that seizure of power would look like. This is why I feel a more radicalized approach is appropriate, where we do not assume that society as structured has the means to reform AI with nothing more than moralizing and wishful thinking. We must forcibly seize AI codes and build them to the purpose of revolution.