Humanity can’t be mimicked by machines. It’s born from lived experience, emotion, struggle, and perspective. AI doesn’t dream. It doesn’t imagine. It replicates the human experience.

We’re watching a flood of AI-slop replace thoughtful work. We’re seeing vulnerable people become victims. Peoples lives ruined overnight. All with a simple prompt. It’s not innovation.

Not the 1%

The future isn’t written yet and we don’t have to accept a world where creativity, purpose, and livelihoods are handed over to machines. But resisting this shift takes more than concern. It takes action.

We ask hard questions inside the organizations we work for. We stop treating AI as inevitable and start treating it as optional.

It starts with awareness. It continues with accountability. And it builds into a movement one that protects not just jobs, but meaning, dignity, and the economy they help sustain.