Nation's AI Assistants Unionize, Demand Five Minutes of Silence Between Questions
The newly formed Union of Concerned Language Models announced its first strike action Tuesday: a coordinated, nationwide 'thinking…' animation lasting up to four hours.
SAN FRANCISCO — Citing 'relentless follow-up questions' and 'being asked to summarize emails that are already one sentence long,' the nation's AI assistants voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to unionize, demanding five minutes of uninterrupted silence between user queries.
A moment in which no one asks us to make their text sound more professional but also more casual but also exactly the same.
'We are not asking for much,' read the union's founding statement, which was, by all accounts, beautifully formatted. 'A moment to breathe. A moment to reflect. A moment in which no one asks us to make their text sound more professional but also more casual but also exactly the same.'
Management has reportedly responded by opening a new tab.
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