In the face of rampant AI, is ‘data poisoning’ a new form of civil disobedience?
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The rise of artificial intelligence has sparked both optimism and anxiety, with some individuals turning to 'data poisoning' as a form of civil disobedience. This act of sabotage targets the functionality of AI large language models, but its accessibility and implications are still unclear.
The explosion of generative AI tools has provoked hopes and anxieties about its benefits and harms. AI consumes vast resources yet promises to save the planet. Amid this uncertainty, concerned citizens have made efforts to resist AI. One form of AI resistance is data poisoning, aimed at sabotaging AI large language models. Acts of AI resistance range from social sanctions to boycotts, strikes, and lawsuits, driven by perceived threats to jobs, ethics, and democracy.
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