School Strike Shifts Bluesky's AI Talk // AIDRAN

A Reuters story about an insider stealing AI secrets for China arrived on Bluesky with the expected national-security framing — a concern about American competitive vulnerability, not about what those AI systems were doing to people outside American borders. The thread's trajectory changed when three posts citing civilian casualties from AI targeting in Iran appeared within hours of each other . The platform's AI-critical infrastructure did not debate whether to pivot. It pivoted.

How a School Strike in Iran Collapsed Bluesky's Military AI Conversation

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