Sounds like you've drunk a lot of AI coolaid. I hope you are not investing in AI.

AI isn't going to do you job for you, and as much as Sam Altman would like to convince you otherwise, don't listen to him. You still have to do your job.

Just wait until they activate the microphone so they can improve ad performance with spying on your conversations. (alexa does this all the time and records all of your conversations)

I don't trust those software engineers flying cars above my house.

a harbinger of things to come if consumers get ahold of flying cars.

where I live, they can't believe there are so many stars. They have never seen the milky way.

Most people don't freak out about going to a barbecue or a campfire. Use a fume hood.

to me.

Adoption is like a fire, it burns until it consumes all fuel. The rate of adoption is usually more like a sigmoid graph and it tapers off as adoption increases toward 100%.

Unlike a fire there is fuel that won't burn, people that won't adopt AI. Most of those that will adopt AI already have.

It's not ideological BS, and most economic problems aren't as simple as basic economics. To say that raising prices for consumers doesn't price people out is BS. People make decisions based off of price. Why would you go to school if it takes half your life or never to pay it off? Eventually if you raise the price high enough you will price people out, that's what's happening.

But students aren't getting value out of school. And schools are too busy raising prices, the price of school over the last few decades has outpaced inflation. Most of that is going to administration, sports and fluff that doesn't add value to a degree and those things don't help people get jobs. Sure it's nice to go to schools that have those things. Schools need to cut the crap and students need to start waking up and not attending expensive institutions and demanding cheaper education. Schools won't cut costs if they don't get a message and they have a lot to cut.

This post is good, keep adapters around.

This is basic economics, they are pricing out students. Lower prices = more demand and higher prices = less demand. This is a demand problem people are being priced out. Education is pricing out students. Students also have choices, they can go to community colleges and then go to university.

They ought to drop their prices to remain competitive. If the price of education is more than a decade or two of salary for most people, people will not make that decision. Colleges are fat hogs feeding on money, and a lot of the costs could be eliminated.

Is start to give out the location of the c-suites of these cell companies, either by crowd sourcing or by hacking. Then we'll see who thinks it's ok to be tracked.

take a long long time to read that data off and write.