Clickbaiters are taking specific topics, using AI to generate 100's of variations of the same topic (with lots of inaccuracies), then posting them under a hundred different user names. One can no longer usefully search on that topic because the click-baiter flooded the topic space with AI slop.
If you can, set the date parameters to search for stuff older than 2022, when flooders had to hand-build click-bait like God intended.
Nobody appears to be verifying such claims such that those who want to blame bots can. They are simply surveys. No executive likes to admit to a sales slump because that puts them in the crosshairs, so if they can find a relatively safe scapegoat they will.
Cool.
Only in theory.
because the orange one has a hate boner for wind
Just wait 3 years and he's history (assuming none of his coup attempts work).
When your Orange Jesus gives us WW3 because CNN's camera angle made his ass look fat, that's all that will be left.
"Let's see if there is any life in these Mars rocks the probe brought back..."
Could be. Even longer if the AI bubble pops, tanking the entire economy. At least we could finally buy PC parts.
They made changes to the re-entry path, it will hit a steeper angle, but it hasn't been tested an angle that steep.
but as soon as the market improves, employees will bolt away faster than a rear-ended Pinto.
They say they "fixed the problem", but it's too often the case that the change introduces new problems.
What we have is the perfect storm of [all 3 branches being stuffed]
But that should be expected to happen every couple of hundreds years out of sheer probability.
a DoJ that has a sycophant that also refuses to prosecute obvious violations and instead is seeking to punish past foes
Because the DOJ is under the Executive branch, the Prez has too much influence over it. We need a 4th branch for various committees such as DOJ, department oversite committees, and Federal Reserve. Make it hard to change the board members (committee managers) such that it doesn't swing back and forth so easily. "Staid" is good for those functions, we don't want a startup or political-fad mentality in them.
And also limit the Prez's ability to remove or topple leaders of foreign countries without a Congressional vote. (The "War Powers Act" is potentially Unconstitutional because Congress can't make laws to reduce another branch's Constitutionally given powers. It would have to be a Constitutional amendment to keep it out of the whims of SCOTUS generations.)
It's a common scheme for a big "investment group" to buy up companies with a decent reputation, start shoving ads, snoopware, and/or junk fees on it, giving them short-term profits, and then sell it off at a discount when its now damaged reputation makes it a money-loser.
Even though they sell it at less than they bought it for, the reputation milking between those events often brings in more than enough to cover company sell losses. Or they just may keep it and let it linger until the skinny over-milked cow tilts over and kicks the bucket.
The investment group's enshittification formula is time-tested. It doesn't always work for a given purchase, but does in aggregate.
I once worked for a startup whose primary goal was to gain enough customers to be able sell the startup to an enshittifier. Thus, we made a decent attempt to be nice to customers even if we couldn't make a profit.
MAGAs' reasoning is often that because subject matter experts are sometimes wrong, their special Jesus-induced gut-feelings are more accurate. But such SJIGF's have proven even worse than experts in the past. (It was called "alchemy" and "snake-oil".)
"But those in the past were the wrong sect" or whatnot is given as an excuse. Whether that's true or not, the current group of SJIGF's needs to demonstrate their accuracy over a reasonable time before we allow them to override experts. "Just trust us because we use the right Jesus-talk" doesn't cut it.
I forecast Intel will belly up when the AI bubble crash depresses the entire IT industry.
That is unless The Orange One wants the gov't to own even more of Intel: socialism, wooopyy!
However, the backlog of people who want to buy PC's but delay due to high prices may actually give Intel a boost after the crash, as people start buying regular equipment again.
It's later than you think, the joint Russian-American space mission has already begun.
