If you’re on facebook, you’re part of the problem.

Because they don’t have enough money

Lol. What a maroon.

Sweet. I’ve been boycotting micro$quash for a couple of decades now.

It’s been shittier for longer, if that helps.

Me, in 2005: Why would anyone use a service that scans your personal email for things to sell you?

Me 20 years later: . . so. . . tired

So ordered.

Unfair Use

This may be why I hated math.

Remember WeWork? It’s the ultimate example of putting tech-coloured lipstick on a pig.

Daaaaaaamn

That’s re-victimization. People do people stuff, like using social networks.

Giving one’s real name and real information to a social network who is intending to track everything one does or says and the people one does or says it with is idiocy and it has never not been.

People do people stuff like not listening to people who have constantly been telling them not to push the button.

People stuff also includes continuing to use these horror networks for years after knowing full well they shouldn’t.

In July 2022, Twitter confirmed that someone had exploited the vulnerability before it could be fixed. “After reviewing a sample of the data offered for sale, we confirmed that a malicious party had taken advantage of the problem before it was addressed,” Twitter stated at the time.

lol

So the ridiculously overvalued pump-and-dump paid for the real assets that he then destroyed but will bail out with the magical cauldron of venture capital so everything’s just fine.

Can’t see any problems here.

Remember when people thought Elmo knew anything?

Sir, this is a Lemmy’s

Knock yourselves out.

Also they suck. Like, in general.

OpenAI is CoreWeave. CoreWeave is OpenAI. SoftBank is now both CoreWeave and OpenAI, and if SoftBank buckles, both CoreWeave and OpenAI are dead. For this situation to work even for the next year, these companies will have to raise tens of billions of dollars just to maintain the status quo.

You’d think if that was easily disprovable, someone would want to do that.

The leaders behind the funding, functionality, and media coverage of the tech industry have abdicated their authority so severely that the consensus is that it’s fine that OpenAI burns $5 billion a year, and it’s also fine that OpenAI, or Anthropic, or really any other generative AI company has no path to profitability. Furthermore, it’s fine that these companies are destroying our power grid and our planet, and it’s also fine that they stole from millions of creatives while simultaneously undercutting those creatives in an already-precarious job market.

Amazing, as always. That AI is . . . what it is.

russian psyops gets quasi-dimensional