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Amazon Announces Multibillion-Dollar Data Center in Missouri

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Re: Amazon Announces Multibillion-Dollar Data Center in Missouri

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All the compute being built out is very impressive and it's nice to think it could be used to further science, further our understanding, just in some way for the greater good. But I think mostly it will be used to serve ads.

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Re: Amazon Announces Multibillion-Dollar Data Center in Missouri

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All the compute being built out is very impressive and it's nice to think it could be used to further science, further our understanding, just in some way for the greater good. But I think mostly it will be used to serve ads.

It’ll get used to generate an endless stream of AI slop short form videos to captivate viewers to watch more ads.

Re: Amazon Announces Multibillion-Dollar Data Center in Missouri

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All the compute being built out is very impressive and it's nice to think it could be used to further science, further our understanding, just in some way for the greater good. But I think mostly it will be used to serve ads.

common now, think positive: local sex bots in your area waiting to chat

Re: Amazon Announces Multibillion-Dollar Data Center in Missouri

#7

All the compute being built out is very impressive and it's nice to think it could be used to further science, further our understanding, just in some way for the greater good. But I think mostly it will be used to serve ads.

Ads are the future. If you don't like them then you're a luddite.

Re: Amazon Announces Multibillion-Dollar Data Center in Missouri

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All the compute being built out is very impressive and it's nice to think it could be used to further science, further our understanding, just in some way for the greater good. But I think mostly it will be used to serve ads.

Ads are the future. If you don't like them then you're a luddite.

Frankly, it should be a crime, a felony even, to purchase something if you haven't seen an ad for it beforehand. Think of the poor middlemen!
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