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Comment AI Token Burn rate will surprise them (Score 2, Interesting) 52

The alarming rate at which 505k employees burn through the annual token allotment with little to nothing to show for it except some super wasteful reports that are likely cheaper to produce in meat space will be the topic of a future article posted here in Early 2027.

Comment Re:Alternatives (Score 1) 93

The tasks AI is capable of are not six figure salary tasks.

Extract data from an emailed AP invoice attachment and let some low paid grunt review the metadata for approval and applying corrections. Saves manual entry time. Maybe it can cut the cost of processing an invoice from $5 to $2 per invoice and at scale can help free up the AP Admin or keep from hiring additional staff. Currently AI is decent enough for assisted back office tasks. If the prices of the AI tasks increases like we are seeing then the same process can be farmed out to low cost labor overseas.

Comment Re:How about Satya goes bye (Score 1) 26

Investors matter to a public company like Microsoft. They grew from a 300 billion dollar company to a 3-4 trillion dollar company under Satya. By that metric he was a success. Did any of this trickle down to a better more secure corporate environment? Not even a little. Windows is absolutely an afterthought to MS these days, and it has gotten worse with each update as it tries to push paid services on the end user.

Comment Re:Learning from books has always been legal (Score 5, Informative) 76

If I steal a truckload of books so I can read them, it doesn't change the fact that I stole a truckload of books. Maybe the reading of the books wasn't the crime, but that is not what this lawsuit is about. This is about infringing copyright on millions of books, not about reading those books.

Comment Re: NSA (Score 1) 72

You're probably right. There was nothing in the 2016 DNC Wikileaks that pointed to anti-bernie sentiment or a pro hillary agenda. Nobody resigned in disgrace and it was all a conspiracy. I didn't discuss the 2020 election, just the 2016 and the 2024 where there was questionable behavior.

Comment Re: NSA (Score 1) 72

Does it matter who you voted for? The WIKILeaks DNC leak clearly showed that they didn't care who you voted for in the primaries Hillary was getting the nod in some powerplay. Then you had no choice to vote for anyone but Kamala in the last election. Voting is an act.

Comment Re:Why do I care (Score 4, Informative) 28

They failed as a shoe company and they decided to pivot in to the AI space and their stock grew %700 that day. This is reminiscent of the dotcom bubble and when it burst. Nobody asked you to care about their thoughts on AI. In fact the point is; why would they have valuable thoughts on AI? They wouldn't, and there is no valid reason their stock went up %700 percent other than hype train.

Comment What does this accomplish (Score 4, Insightful) 40

It certainly looks like the secret agreement by the DOJ sold the entire lawsuit and US down the river. Ticketmaster gets 15% of all ticket sales and 13 amphitheaters in the US can divest themselves of exclusive booking. I assume this doesn't change a bit what their processing fees and handling fees add above the actual ticket price. On top of all of that, this legitimizes all of the worst behaviors this company had as a newly legalized form of customer fisting.

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