Arundhati Roy attacks big AI companies in a speech in New York
Indian writer Arundhati Roy delivered a speech titled "Apocalypse Now and Then" on Monday afternoon in New York for the People's Assembly on AI, promoted mainly by the AI Now Institute. Roy criticized the concentration of power among big tech companies, the use of an "arms race" as a marketing tool to avoid regulation and an industry boom based on a possible financial bubble. Lina Khan, Naomi Klein and Karen Hao took part in the meeting.
In 35 seconds
- Roy called the AI billionaires "cyclopes" and questioned that they decide on humanity
- She argues that big tech's call for regulation seeks to merge with the State and self-regulate
- She says the industry uses China as a "villain" to scare the public and block regulation
IASummary generated by artificial intelligence from a story by La Vanguardia. It may contain errors: the original source prevails.




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