AI BOOM FUELS RISE IN ANTI-TECH EXTREMISM
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A surge in violent attacks targeting AI companies marks a troubling escalation in techno-pessimist activism. A Texas man was arrested this year for allegedly attempting to burn down OpenAI's headquarters with kerosene, carrying an anti-AI manifesto.
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