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Good thing you don't get to decide.

Ed Zitron also said that consumers were losing interest in ChatGPT in January 2024, that AI models were reaching their upper possible limits in Feburary 2024, that ChatGPT and simi…

"Internet constellations may be mildly profitable" It's insanely profitable they did $7.2bn in EBITDA on $11.4bn in revenue in 2025.

Effective ads absolutely require knowing more about the user than the context on the page it's a 1-2 orders of magnitude revenue difference for the publisher per-impression.

except it's not? lol

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What is worse a "hamfisted system prompt push to prod" or a system and organization built to enforce systematic bias in the name of anti-bias?

OK great, do you consider Gemini/Google untrustworthy software that shouldn't be used? Just making sure we're being intellectually honest here.

LOL, pot meet kettle for real.

The reality is both are likely well meaning attempts to squash model bias gone wrong. Since you happen to align with the politics of one more than the other, you are having trouble…

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https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/google-making-changes...

They had a bug in their model that they fixed within days is evidence they are "untrustworthy"?

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Do you have any examples to illustrate these extraordinary claims?

"What exactly is there in the USA's destruction of the economic norms that have always served it" What destruction? US GDP growth has recovered to the pre-COVID trendline while EU …

"Fading superpower" is typical EU cope. It may help to be a little bit introspective about why one might want to oppose EU politics, or its leaders, whose "leadership" over the las…

Called photography poor facsimiles of painting, not real art, etc.

Baudelaire and many others said the same thing about photography.

You're confusing law with ethics, they are not the same.

"I thought the goal was to generate tax revenue from the taxes, which wouldn't happen to the extent they end up in the hands of NYC residents." You're right, I'm saying I think it …