I just don’t see the benefit of AI. AI has no liability. You can’t trust the information it tells you as it spits out fake facts in 2 seconds. What benefit is this serving society? I think that where the doubt comes from.

I just started a video and it didn’t play an ad right away.

“Hey siri what is on my foot” “hey siri” “hey siri” “hey siri what is on my foot”

Try to look at it as the chapter of the internet as we know it is over. I feel the same way as this author but I hold out hope innovation will happen.

Someone will fill the void. How and when it happens remains to be seen. There was a time not too long ago when it was unfathomable for people to have computers in their pocket.

The simpsons will probably predict it.

What if you copy it into word or notepad and then open another program and post as text only?

I just stopped using Gemini because it’s so incompetent. I need to know what people see in it because it works worse than Google.

Sounds like people are going to have to pay more if they want:

-newer A series chip -camera improvements -display changes -newer N2 chip for WiFi Bluetooth -better battery life -more advanced Apple Intelligence -smaller dynamic island -new color options

I really hope Apple is able to figure this out so they can give the people everything they want in an IPhone 18

$40,000 per student to be taught by a screen (AI teacher). Then kids go home and top off their screen time by playing on their iPads and phones.

CEO, Steve Huffman, addresses investors: 

As the internet becomes flooded with synthetic content, people are craving real human perspective. We are the antidote to an automated web. AI compresses the internet into summaries. 

Reddit delivers the opposite: deep discussions, passionate debates, and lived experiences. People don’t want a summary of Reddit; they want Reddit.

Interesting take Steve. I guess they have to tell investors something other than reddit has allowed AI bot takeover on Subreddits have strict rules that mute most of its real users.

Soo, what does Microsoft do well these days?

Didn’t Verizon say it’s too hard for them to list their fees and that was an acceptable claim for them to stop doing so?

I agree. No point in documenting the backlash with social media posts when they aren’t going to change their decision.

On a side note, are physical copies of games anything more than install disks anymore?

It’s the last of a dying breed.

It’s not overrun with bots like Reddit

Yes, some people actually need antidepressants but we will never know who those people are because the bar is so low for prescribing antidepressants.

1. fill out a short questionnaire with limited options for answers.

2. no further significant clinical evaluation done like bloodwork, scans or testing is performed. Providers are just eyeball low levels of hormones in your brain.

3. not enough time for a provider to come up with a proper treatment in a 15 minute appointment. Providers can’t overhaul the system they work in. They have 40 other people to see today.

4. Kickbacks. Wait, that’s illegal and never happens.

I feel you but I’m no lawyer.