It's not as if Trump's mentor Roy Cohn had anything to do with the Holywood blacklist... right? Oh... wait...

My daughter wants to be a voice actor. Guess what AI is really, really, REALLY good at?

Sorry, I took you joke seriously. Poe's Law.

Data centers are strong evidence of a death cult, but I'd avoid invoking Godwin's Law.

"Ever since the Phoenicians invented money, there has only been one answer to that question." -- Clarence Darrow

I've had the Google AI lie to me and just make up answers when it couldn't find the correct answer. The problem with a statistical approach to answering questions is that it doesn't choose the _correct_ answer, it choose the statistically most probable answer, right or wrong.

So I didn't bother putting in a couple hours of work to prove could train their AI to replace me, and went to work for a smaller company that does things the hard way instead. Granted, AI is a LOT faster than I am, but about 1% of the time it's absolutely wrong, meaning you have to absolutely verify all it's output regardless... which makes me suspect the AI part of the coding test was actually to see if you could catch the AI's mistakes.

Most of them have their own Instagram etc. accounts to promote themselves, and less than half of them bother to hide their faces in the sexy pics they themselves post online.

Then what happens to those data centers they're spending hundreds of billions on? Will us hackers finally be able to get cheap hardware?

Since the feds have actually managed to recover stolen bitcoin, I'd say the bitcoin bros don't have as much control over it as they hallucinate they have.

"The full faith and credit of the USA government" isn't worth as much as it used to be worth. But hey, we've got gladiators fighting on the White House lawn, so at least we've got that going for us!

Then why do most strip clubs yell at you if you take your phone out, even to check your messages?

Strip club mode: Activated!

What happens when Big Brother realizes that you're actually working 12 hour days, but only getting paid for 8 hours, which puts them in violation of state labor laws? I was working far more hours than I was getting paid for while I was at Meta, but that's mostly 'cause I was working 425 miles away from my home and didn't really have anything else to do.

George Orwell was only slightly off about the date. It's a trope that SciFi always gets the date wrong.