Anthony Moser (anthonymoser.github.io)
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- Anthony Moser's GitHub Pages blog; "haterdom" essay series critiquing AI, with community-translated editions
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- blog, llm-skepticism
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- 2026-05-06
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- 2026-05-06
Anthony Moser writes at anthonymoser.github.io, a Jekyll-style GitHub Pages site organized into thematic paths — /writing/ai/haterdom/ is the AI-critical series. The flagship piece, i-am-an-ai-hater (August 26, 2025), spread widely enough to acquire community translations into Brazilian Portuguese and Italian and audio recordings in English and Portuguese, all linked from the original page. The post credits an "international ai haters union" for those translations, which is the only clue to scope — there's no separate masthead or about page surfaced from the essay.
The voice is rhetorical and uncompromising. Moser positions himself explicitly as a "hater" rather than a "critic," and the difference is load-bearing: a critic engages on the technology's terms, a hater refuses to. His writing references the broader anti-AI canon — Ali Alkhatib's defining-AI, Karen Hao's empire framing, Mandy Brown's Working Library, Miyazaki's "insult to life itself" — and treats the citations as backdrop rather than the argument.
The site is a personal blog with no apparent commercial angle. The essay is reposted under a Creative-Commons-style permission implied by the existence of community translations.
Other entries in the haterdom path follow a slug-by-date URL pattern (/writing/ai/haterdom/YYYY/MM/DD/<slug>.html); the translations live at later dates under the same path.
Pages citing this blog
- i-am-an-ai-hater — the August 2025 anchor essay