Irreplaceable Anti-AI Campus Protests: FTX Fallout Fuels 'Pause AI' Push Targeting 100 Universities
CryptoWhale
Check the logs. Irreplaceable launched August 28. Weekly payments hit two thousand dollars per organizer. Students got recruited for flagship campus actions. One hundred plus universities on the 10-month plan. This is the new anti-AI campaign from effective altruism networks. It has nothing to do with blockchain directly but echoes the smart contract risks we see in crypto every day. Smart contracts don't pause. They execute. Here the execution targets AI development speed itself. I watch the blockchain, not the ticker. But the underlying liquidity of public trust is what matters. Let's dissect this movement line by line using the raw data points from the report.
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