Let the enshitification begin.

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It's like they're just throwing shit at the wall and seeing what sticks. Are rich investors this detached?

...more than half a million Americans have a stroke every year.

Can you imagine having a stroke every year? Scary.

What?

Once the rumblings started, I switched to Firefox as my daily driver. No real complaints except some slowness (especially with some animations, etc.).

I'm also trying out Zen and I must say, I really do like it so far. Somewhat like Arc's UI and Mozilla under the hood, with Firefox sync. I especially like the workspaces feature since it fills the void of tab groups, which Firefox lacks and extensions aren't the greatest IMO.

It was nice while it lasted. Canva is horribly overpriced for what it is. They'll kill Affinity now.

God I love this place. It's a great exercise in "find the fallacies" and hypocrisy.

Over here, you've got one person calling another person a moron for having their (admitted) right to an opinion, but not being open-minded. Then goes on to say, "...because obviously your opinion is wrong."

And over there, you have the one saying, "Stop trying to put everyone into a neat little category, you fucking right wing nutbag!"

And then you have me... making this post. Damn it!

Once we solve this one, can we please next target women on dating apps that discriminate against guys whose height does not begin with a 6? Especially when they are under 5'4", themselves. Kthnx!

On a serious note, I don't claim know the answer to any of this -- nobody truly does. I have my opinions, and they change all the time when reading the comments -- I must be "opinion fluid"... heyo! So thank you to those who actually provide some insight -- even the "trolls".

Notihng but marketing fluff. As soon as a case goes too far, they'll find a way out through some obscure terms of service.

I am not FORCED to pay for shit -- I won't fly.

I rather enjoy my chatbot assistant for some things: learning (including how to NOT do something), insight and general entertainment.

That said...

They're riding the hype (free advertising) that their tech is so amazing and revolutionary (at least potentially) that it needs global regulation. But behind (not so) closed doors, they're making sure the red tape won't affect the bottom line of investors.

That's how it looks to me, anyway.

AI in general can be very good for humans. AI mostly in the hands of (controlled by) governments (read: corporations/elite) is very, very bad.

And then you get detained on suspicion of hiding something... because nobody's device can be that clean.

"Something is really wrong here, everyone has a Facebook."

/s