This is a disingenuous article that makes the author sound both pompous and jealous of iceblock’s success. Each fact presented proves that this is not activism theater, and that the author is the one play-acting.
This original creator is absolutely in over his head and now finds himself in a tough spot. Any help he is offered could be just as malicious as the false reporting and fake reviews. If the author actually gives a shit, they should try and educate the creator. Or maybe just focus on building an android app?
Tell me, where am I right now? I traveled there recently.
Governments certainly can find out that information, as my recent flights are recorded in lots of databases accessible to the. But it's much harder for non-government entities not directly involved in the travel to find this out due to privacy laws (particularly in the EU).
My guess is that this title could also be written as, “The value of AI projects are being captured by just 5% of companies.”
It’s pretty clear to anyone who’s using this technology that it’s significant. Theres still tons to work out and the exact impact is still unknown. But this cat isn’t going back in the bag.
I'm currently addicted to Adderall. I also have a prescription for it and I have ADHD, but I'm still absolutely addicted. Without it I would suffer, and I would seek it out through illegal means if I could not get it legally.
Then should publishing always be disallowed on all platforms? I’m having trouble understanding how is what Facebook is doing any different from ChatGPT, and in general all web apps.
If you don't communicate at a level suitable for your audience, then you're not communicating. At best, you're just making noise. At worst, you're being a manipulative sack of shit. I do not believe Meta are in the noise-making business.
Those who provide AI to create the software will eventually take the customers directly. At that point, many existing companies of all kinds will just sort of be an unncessary intermediary.
It's not too different from how Amazon Basics monitored third party products sold on their site and eventually created a lower cost, often better product, to compete with them. Ultimately stealing their customers.
This original creator is absolutely in over his head and now finds himself in a tough spot. Any help he is offered could be just as malicious as the false reporting and fake reviews. If the author actually gives a shit, they should try and educate the creator. Or maybe just focus on building an android app?
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