Going to Reddit for human content is like going to fried chicken place for their salad - yes it exists but its a side dish and crammed with a ton of unhealthy stuff.

Again, everything you've said is just "Nothing in the world has any value at all."

There are plenty of places that list the value. The cards have a very specific value that you can sell at any time and yes most times they open the pack the immediate next thing they do is look up the value. Your argument is that nothing in the world has value which is absolutely rediculous.

You really think a market where you can perform an infinite amount of research before making a prediction is more gambling than buying a package that has a completely random chance of containing something of value??

These have already been proven to be federally regulated marketplaces because the house is not setting odds and you can exit your position at will. Not to mention you have to be of legal age to participate, meanwhile Pokemon packs have become a sensation where children record themselves gambling.

Countries clearly don't like the app allows truly encrypted messaging with no backdoors.

The only thing that makes AI dangerous is giving dangerous abilities to those who don't have them. A nation can use a few 100 million dollars to just hire expert hackers to work full time and its far more effective and cheaper than spending that on tokens. There is nothing more to fear from a nation state than before since as you said its an expensive way to find bugs.

The consolidation is actually being fought against. Several deals for consolidation have been denied already and Paramount is struggling to merge with Warner even though combined they would still be smaller than Netflix even if you added their numbers together, but that's not how subscriptions work. You don't have two separate sets of exclusive subscribers - its the same people just subscribed to multiple services.

Peacock has such high subscriber numbers because it was included free with any Comcast subscription, but I for one would never consider buying it because its best content consists of kids movies and Love Island.

The best team at OpenAI left and started Anthropic. OpenAI is on the downtrend, even Microsoft is getting out of their deals with them. I'm surprised Nvidia would consider vendor financing of that size. ChatGPT may still be the 'name brand' but I don't meet or see anyone besides high school students writing papers that still use ChatGPT over Claude, Grok, or Gemini.

Tesla FSD does work in the snow already, they just aren't starting out with automating it in taxi's without a supervisor. There really isn't any task that humans can do that AI won't be able to replicate or improve upon in the very near term - at this point its just how much power and compute does it take. AIs meant to specialize in one specific thing, like driving, are also far more advanced than the generalist LLMs most people chat with. Their energy and power is focused on that very narrow task rather than cluttered with an entire internet of data.

Absolutely they are starting in good weather climates but they do have a warning message when there is rain or other bad weather and they won't take you anywhere until it's cleared up. The thing is these cars don't have to perform perfectly, they just need to perform better than a human would, and like a human decide not to drive when the weather is especially bad. None of those decisions are out of reach of AI systems and Tesla's specifically already perform better than the average person in almost any measurement. The thing is the best drivers won't switch until they are also better than them because no one wants to reduce their own safety.

There is AI slot and also hand written slop. A book being old does not make it peer reviewed, although it is for sure curated by the publisher. There are also countless non-fiction books that were written at a time when the 'ground truth' was completely different or not as settled. For example: cocaine was prescribed in the past.

That's true but is unfair as well because they are basically requiring Google's model to be ad-based search and saying they can't sell anything. Now Google is unable to promote its own products on its own website? They are far from a monopoly because a monopoly has barrier to competition, which there is zero here.

Absolutely. Reddit has zero fact checking and its even worse than it used to be. Before 2016 the hive-mind was kind bad in that in only upvotes things it agrees, but now even mods ban any opposite opinion to the hive-mind so you can't even have a discussion.