Comment People still use reddit? (Score 3, Funny) 33
I thought we all went back to forums.
I thought we all went back to forums.
If it doesn't have the throbber, status bar, and big ass buttons at the top like classic Netscape I don't care.
Narrator: nobody won
Okay, that works.
They want to kill Hollywood more than Hollywood is already destroying itself. Undercut them on cheap, shitty shlock, something something, soft power.
Don't let perfect get in the way of good.
The advertising networks know all, Flock sees all, and the dullards post the rest to facebook willingly. We live in the panopticon.
This is what happens when you train your AI on reddit posts.
It's just mimicing what humans say about captchas and just giving up because it's just not worth the hassle.
Before long the AI is just going to go for a walk to calm itself and realize that the offline life is better.
Jeff Bezos said that his job, like all CEOs, is to make decisions, big decisions, usually about one per day, sometimes only one per week. Imagine how much more profitable a company could be if they replaced their CEOs with AI... literally 10000000x more decisions per day could be decided which means the company would be 10000000x more profitable.
Any publicly traded company that hasn't replaced their executives with AI at this point is negligent and derelict in their obligations to shareholders extract as much profit as possible for their benefit.
And we won't consider it a tragedy when they die.
I'm so glad they solved AGI so that we can stop doing those pesky annoying things like making art and music and get back to what really matters, working in the mines digging more coal out of the ground to support the AI datacenters.
Hope they fuck right off and go bankrupt.
Because that's what it sounds like he's saying.
Kind of new it was inevitable, but this sort of pivot never works.
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