Jeff Jarvis calls the report incomplete, cites eugenics roots
2 Sep 16 6:52 AM · 11d ago · 1 article · 1 post · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
Media critic Jeff Jarvis responded to the Washington Post piece on Mastodon, arguing it omits the TESCREAL ideological lineage of the AI-doomer movement and its funders, which he says traces to eugenics.
“This is bad, incomplete reporting that Googling # TESCREAL would fix: These doomer "movements" & funders have roots in eugenics. That's the story.”
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This is bad, incomplete reporting that Googling # TESCREAL would fix: These doomer "movements" & funders have roots in eugenics. That's the story. Inside the campaign to convince Washington that AI could end human life https://www. washingtonpost.com/technology/ 2026/09/16/inside-campaign-convince-washington-that-ai-could-end-human-life/
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