The LinkedIn AI censors have gone totally bonkers

The LinkedIn AI censors of benevolence have gone totally bonkers.

Clearly, many people are wrongly being targetted here.

Guessing my regular silly images of Time Travelling Duck, Electric Cow, Quantum Bunny Rabbit, etc. triggered the LinkedIn AI into increasing its benevolent Dear Leader Censorship.

For amusement, Grok AI has a summary about some of my prolific writings here:

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Tom's notes 5

  1. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Suman Kar

    it is deliberately pernicious censorship by Big Tech, to squash legitimate dissent and squash legitimate discourse and squash people asking questions about Official Narratives.

    This censorship is not accidental, and is pretty oytrageous that it is exponentially increasing in the USA due to tyrannical globalist institutions like the EU WHO UN UK.

  2. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Glenn Hamblin

    no. But here is Grok AI serious summary for:
    Tom Kirkman Energy

    https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5LWNvcHk_d08672d1-12d3-4265-be2d-bd952ac659c5

    Believe ir or not, I *can* be serious.
    If I choose to be serious.
    I've written online over 30,000 comments and posts about international oil & gas and energy in the last 15 years.
    Really.
    .

  3. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Glenn Hamblin

    the AI algorithm is being *purposely* abused to quash legitimate dissent, mostly due to the EU totalitarians demanding *illegal* censorship of American Big Tech companies.

  4. Tom Kirkmanreplying to Robert Masters

    yep, this censorship is *not* accidental, this is *targetted* censorship.

  5. Tom Kirkmanreplying to David Bakboord

    increasingly, I am not allowed to post images in comments.
    For a few weeks, I am 100% blocked from making new posts with images.

    I can still post links to articles, which nornally have auto-generated images.

    But certainly not allowed to post my own original memes here any more.

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