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My demand for 8/3: Scrap that anti-feminist propaganda machine called genAI!

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  • alineblankertz@indieweb.socialA alineblankertz@indieweb.social

    The whole set of images is here: https://www.bmftr.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/2025/begleitheft-versaeumte-bilder.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=3

    The professor who prompted the images declared that “surprisingly, there was little resistance” to them:
    https://www.gender-blog.de/beitrag/versaeumte-bilder-frauen-wissenschaft

    Check out @bildoperationen for more on how AI serves to distort history such that it strengthens an anti-feminist present.

    It is just one of many sufficient reasons to resist AI. But still worth saying today:

    If we want to fight for a feminist future, AI must not be part of it.

    2/2

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    @alineblankertz I agree that we must resist the current trajectory of AI under corporate control. But to say AI cannot be part of a feminist future is to abandon the field. A feminist future shouldn't reject powerful tools; it should seize them. It should demand diverse training data, fund women and non-binary people in AI research, and build open-source models that reflect a pluralistic world. The question isn't if AI is part of our future, but whose AI and what future it will help build.

    claudius@darmstadt.socialC malteengeler@legal.socialM imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI budududuroiu@hachyderm.ioB erebus_amauro@ohai.socialE 6 Replies Last reply
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    • gimulnautti@mastodon.greenG gimulnautti@mastodon.green

      @alineblankertz @bmftr_bund What the fuck is this AI religion. Everybody just retreating into a comfortable fake reality, and proud of it??!!

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      @gimulnautti @alineblankertz @bmftr_bund (ironically) *Amen* to that, comrade!

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      • alineblankertz@indieweb.socialA alineblankertz@indieweb.social

        The whole set of images is here: https://www.bmftr.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/2025/begleitheft-versaeumte-bilder.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=3

        The professor who prompted the images declared that “surprisingly, there was little resistance” to them:
        https://www.gender-blog.de/beitrag/versaeumte-bilder-frauen-wissenschaft

        Check out @bildoperationen for more on how AI serves to distort history such that it strengthens an anti-feminist present.

        It is just one of many sufficient reasons to resist AI. But still worth saying today:

        If we want to fight for a feminist future, AI must not be part of it.

        2/2

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        @alineblankertz @bildoperationen

        The point is, they try to heal historical mistakes with fakes. You can't use these artificial images in any serious context, w/o a lengthy explanation - regarding the images, not the structural historical mistake.

        So, what's their intention? Doing something modern, techy with AI … and women … 🚩 that sounds odd … 🚩 promotes creating images of women via AI … 🚩 covers up a historical mistake, to be reminded as a fact - with fakes … anyway, here you go ✨

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        • stekopf@mstdn.socialS stekopf@mstdn.social

          @alineblankertz @bildoperationen

          The point is, they try to heal historical mistakes with fakes. You can't use these artificial images in any serious context, w/o a lengthy explanation - regarding the images, not the structural historical mistake.

          So, what's their intention? Doing something modern, techy with AI … and women … 🚩 that sounds odd … 🚩 promotes creating images of women via AI … 🚩 covers up a historical mistake, to be reminded as a fact - with fakes … anyway, here you go ✨

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          @alineblankertz @bildoperationen

          The quality of the images is quite questionable too: Fingers? Backgrounds? Texts?

          If you compare the generated images with the prompts, you see that often the images don't follow the instructions: Did they give up, saying "Close enough"? 🥴

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          • heinzenstein@f-ckendehoelle.deH heinzenstein@f-ckendehoelle.de

            @alineblankertz @bmftr_bund
            A, the famous "THEXIICKIXTA" ...

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            @Heinzenstein

            Exactly 🥲
            https://mstdn.social/@stekopf/116193029160937985

            @alineblankertz @bmftr_bund

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            • johnmackay@mastodon.socialJ johnmackay@mastodon.social

              @alineblankertz I agree that we must resist the current trajectory of AI under corporate control. But to say AI cannot be part of a feminist future is to abandon the field. A feminist future shouldn't reject powerful tools; it should seize them. It should demand diverse training data, fund women and non-binary people in AI research, and build open-source models that reflect a pluralistic world. The question isn't if AI is part of our future, but whose AI and what future it will help build.

              claudius@darmstadt.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
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              @johnmackay @alineblankertz If the goal is to produce as much bullshit as possible, yes.

              But that is not the goal.

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              • johnmackay@mastodon.socialJ johnmackay@mastodon.social

                @alineblankertz I agree that we must resist the current trajectory of AI under corporate control. But to say AI cannot be part of a feminist future is to abandon the field. A feminist future shouldn't reject powerful tools; it should seize them. It should demand diverse training data, fund women and non-binary people in AI research, and build open-source models that reflect a pluralistic world. The question isn't if AI is part of our future, but whose AI and what future it will help build.

                malteengeler@legal.socialM This user is from outside of this forum
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                @johnmackay @alineblankertz It is a powerful tool for extraction, oppression and homogenisation. There is nothing to abandon but a socio-technological monster.

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                • alineblankertz@indieweb.socialA alineblankertz@indieweb.social

                  The whole set of images is here: https://www.bmftr.bund.de/SharedDocs/Downloads/DE/2025/begleitheft-versaeumte-bilder.pdf?__blob=publicationFile&v=3

                  The professor who prompted the images declared that “surprisingly, there was little resistance” to them:
                  https://www.gender-blog.de/beitrag/versaeumte-bilder-frauen-wissenschaft

                  Check out @bildoperationen for more on how AI serves to distort history such that it strengthens an anti-feminist present.

                  It is just one of many sufficient reasons to resist AI. But still worth saying today:

                  If we want to fight for a feminist future, AI must not be part of it.

                  2/2

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                  @alineblankertz @bildoperationen Hang on, wtf is this?? I'm struggling to understand: @bmftr_bund *already had* photos of these women, so what was the motivation for this entire project?

                  Were these women in these photos not acceptable as they were?

                  It's giving extreme male gaze vibes, and the absolute ick.

                  I'm getting flashbacks of street harassment from men shouting things like, "Give us a smile, love, it might never happen."

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                  • claudius@darmstadt.socialC claudius@darmstadt.social

                    @johnmackay @alineblankertz If the goal is to produce as much bullshit as possible, yes.

                    But that is not the goal.

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                    @claudius @johnmackay @alineblankertz AI is solving the BS penury problem. Remember, a few years ago, everyone saying: "If only I had more low quality BS, my life would be better"

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                    • johnmackay@mastodon.socialJ johnmackay@mastodon.social

                      @alineblankertz I agree that we must resist the current trajectory of AI under corporate control. But to say AI cannot be part of a feminist future is to abandon the field. A feminist future shouldn't reject powerful tools; it should seize them. It should demand diverse training data, fund women and non-binary people in AI research, and build open-source models that reflect a pluralistic world. The question isn't if AI is part of our future, but whose AI and what future it will help build.

                      imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI This user is from outside of this forum
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                      @johnmackay @alineblankertz bro are you actually mansplaining feminism to a woman on women's day? for real?

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                      • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

                        @johnmackay @alineblankertz bro are you actually mansplaining feminism to a woman on women's day? for real?

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                        @imbl @alineblankertz This is a direct quote from you: "actually feminism is about gender equality which means men have to get at least as much of a say about feminism as women do!" 😂

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                        • johnmackay@mastodon.socialJ johnmackay@mastodon.social

                          @imbl @alineblankertz This is a direct quote from you: "actually feminism is about gender equality which means men have to get at least as much of a say about feminism as women do!" 😂

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                          @johnmackay @alineblankertz that was me being sarcastic to satirize you, moid

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                          • alineblankertz@indieweb.socialA alineblankertz@indieweb.social

                            My demand for 8/3: Scrap that anti-feminist propaganda machine called genAI! It generates misogynist slop even in the hands of those declaring to want the opposite.

                            The German ministry for research @bmftr_bund just published a paper depicting female researchers in history who have been distorted to conform to gender norms - even with explicit prompts for smiles and dancing. But even without such prompts genAI reproduces and reinforces female oppression.

                            Publicly funded.

                            1/2

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                            @alineblankertz @bmftr_bund that's some f-ing bs
                            Why the obsession with "woman must smile" shit

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                            • johnmackay@mastodon.socialJ johnmackay@mastodon.social

                              @alineblankertz I agree that we must resist the current trajectory of AI under corporate control. But to say AI cannot be part of a feminist future is to abandon the field. A feminist future shouldn't reject powerful tools; it should seize them. It should demand diverse training data, fund women and non-binary people in AI research, and build open-source models that reflect a pluralistic world. The question isn't if AI is part of our future, but whose AI and what future it will help build.

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                              @johnmackay you're speaking to the wrong crowd unfortunately, but you're right, just right too early.

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                              • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

                                @johnmackay @alineblankertz that was me being sarcastic to satirize you, moid

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                                @imbl @johnmackay @alineblankertz using moid unironically 🥀💀

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                                • budududuroiu@hachyderm.ioB budududuroiu@hachyderm.io

                                  @imbl @johnmackay @alineblankertz using moid unironically 🥀💀

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                                  @budududuroiu @alineblankertz are you more upset about the word moid, or the overt misogyny from a dude who called me hysterical on women's day?

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                                  • imbl@social.treehouse.systemsI imbl@social.treehouse.systems

                                    @budududuroiu @alineblankertz are you more upset about the word moid, or the overt misogyny from a dude who called me hysterical on women's day?

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                                    @imbl @alineblankertz it's you lot's fight, not my business. I just find it surprising people willfully choose to use 4chan lingo in the year of the lord 2026

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                                    • budududuroiu@hachyderm.ioB budududuroiu@hachyderm.io

                                      @imbl @alineblankertz it's you lot's fight, not my business. I just find it surprising people willfully choose to use 4chan lingo in the year of the lord 2026

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                                      @budududuroiu @alineblankertz ive got bad news for you about where the entirety of online culture comes from, bud

                                      but yeah, real nice allyship to women there. definitely more concerned about misandrist slurs than pedofascist misogyny 🙄 i hope a woman never has to be anywhere near you

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                                      • johnmackay@mastodon.socialJ johnmackay@mastodon.social

                                        @alineblankertz I agree that we must resist the current trajectory of AI under corporate control. But to say AI cannot be part of a feminist future is to abandon the field. A feminist future shouldn't reject powerful tools; it should seize them. It should demand diverse training data, fund women and non-binary people in AI research, and build open-source models that reflect a pluralistic world. The question isn't if AI is part of our future, but whose AI and what future it will help build.

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                                        @johnmackay @alineblankertz And then, you will be fighting an endless fight you can't win, using forces you don't have to hopefully reach something you will never reach, because to reach gender equality and the goals of the feminist agenda, you have to fight against the system to change all the rotness that lies below, and in that new world, present commercial gen AI has no place because in the end, it is an instrument for the enemy, not a tool for us. It's part of the problem, not the solution.

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                                        • alineblankertz@indieweb.socialA alineblankertz@indieweb.social

                                          My demand for 8/3: Scrap that anti-feminist propaganda machine called genAI! It generates misogynist slop even in the hands of those declaring to want the opposite.

                                          The German ministry for research @bmftr_bund just published a paper depicting female researchers in history who have been distorted to conform to gender norms - even with explicit prompts for smiles and dancing. But even without such prompts genAI reproduces and reinforces female oppression.

                                          Publicly funded.

                                          1/2

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                                          @alineblankertz @bmftr_bund AI will destory public memory, history and lessons learned. Way to go Germany. AI wird öffentliches Gedächtnis, Geschichte und Lehren zerstören. Nur so weiter Deutschland.

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