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SPD Minister for Economic Affairs Armin Willingmann has solved all problems and now has time to warn about AI videosBravo, Comrade Willingmann. Finally an SPD minister who gets things done. 
While Germany and Saxony-Anhalt are drifting along in a permanent economic crisis, industry is relocating, and energy prices continue to remain at record levels, the Minister for Economic Affairs of Saxony-Anhalt has identified the truly pressing issues: two poorly made AI clips on Facebook. Respect. The priorities are spot on. With the composure of a man who knows his own party has nothing left to lose, Willingmann is now publishing warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence. And in a quality that would have made even the average TikTok user cringe with embarrassment. Voices that sound like a voice assistant with a sore throat. Lip sync? Nonexistent. But hey – apparently it’s good enough for the SPD target audience. And even Willingmann and his social media team seem to find these clips extremely authentic. The great Stromberg momentIn the first masterpiece we see Friedrich Merz as Bernd Stromberg. The CDU leader philosophizes in the manner of an arrogant boss about the Bundestag as a rollercoaster where you want to vomit after eight hours. Willingmann seriously comments: “Most people find Stromberg funny. But what is being generated here by AI also naturally carries hard messages behind it.”One has to savor that for a moment. An SPD Minister for Economic Affairs warning about “hard messages” because someone suggests that perhaps not enough work is being done in the Bundestag. The audacity is breathtaking. While the traffic light coalition (and its successors) spent years looting the state budget with €100 billion in special funds, increases in citizen benefits, and subsidy orgies, the real danger is apparently a poorly edited Merz video. Not empty factory halls. Not fleeing SMEs. No. An AI Stromberg. Olaf Scholz, the battle royale junkieIt gets even better in the second clip. Here Willingmann turns former Chancellor Olaf Scholz into a gaming teenager: “I naturally start the day with a round of battle royale. My mother annoys me with homework.” Scholz, the man of “bähm” catchphrases and silent minutes, as a gamer with a jetpack.Willingmann’s analysis of this is philosophically profound: “Next time, this can take on a completely different dimension. Fake news could be spread on a completely different scale.” Correct. Because that is exactly something the SPD has never done in recent years. Reality was never distorted. Uncomfortable figures on migration, energy, or public debt were never sugarcoated. No SPD politician ever claimed things with a serious face that later turned out to be complete nonsense. The danger is clearly the AI clips. Not years of denial of reality by their own government. The SPD’s shield of protectionIn the end comes the big moral hammer: “We as the SPD do not do that. We stand for control.” Of course. The SPD, the great guardian of freedom. The same party that at every opportunity calls for more state, more regulation, more censorship, and more paternalism whenever someone says something that does not fit its worldview.Willingmann has apparently completed all economic policy construction sites. Deindustrialization? Done. Skilled labor shortage? Solved. The absurdly high energy costs? History. Now there is only time left to present himself as a digital moral watchdog. Against evil AI memes. Against uncontrolled expression of opinion. Against anything not approved by the party headquarters. Dear SPD: You are not the saviors from AI. You are the best argument for why technology should not be placed under your supervision. If you panic over two dilettante Facebook clips, how do you intend to deal with real innovation, real competition, and real freedom? Keep it up, Armin Willingmann. The German people urgently need more contributions like this. Not because they inform. But because they so beautifully show how far a once great people’s party has drifted from reality.
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