Did you even read the explanation part of the article???

Thanks for the grammar correction while ignoring literally all context though. You certainly put me in my place milord.

What are you going to feed them with?

In all seriousness, fuck Google. These pieces of garbage have completely abandoned their Don’t be Evil motto and have become full-fledged supervillains.

Not just for police, but prosecutors and the rest of the judicial system. If you put together a shitty case and withhold evidence to artificially increase your guilty success rating, you should be subject to doing some time.

Were you around in 1989 when Exxon basically destroyed Prince William Sound with an iceberged oil tanker through a comically evil set of circumstances including a possibly drunken captain, faulty equipment which languished for months, promised equipment that was never installed, and a total lack of planning for contingency? They dumped like 11 million gallons of oil and were assigned massive punitive damages of 5 billion bucks?

…and then it got appealed all the way to the supreme court, where it got busted down to 500 million spread over a time which actually allowed them to see profitability for causing one of the largest ecological disasters in history.

I don’t mean to sound jaded, and I truly appreciate your optimism. But the deck is no less stacked thirty years later and our political system is still bought and paid for. Let’s roll the dice and hope you come out on top of this one, friend. I’ll cheer alongside you.

Thanks. I appreciate that.

…can we just skip to the part where Amazon pays less than a fractional percent of their profit in fines and then proceeds with business as usual? I just feel like the charade has grown tiresome at this point.

I’m definitely cancelling Hulu and Disney+ this month to avoid their pending increases.

I’m probably making moves to cancel Amazon prime before the add thing. I’ve been feeding that beast for far too long. : /

This fucking economic system.

This is garbage. If his constituents have half a brain in their head, they will vote him out next cycle to give him some time to reflect. Clearly, he’s got too much going on a mayor to ponder things like the constitution.

Holy crap. He seriously has the most punchable looking face I’ve seen in months.

I am just so damn sick of every CEO.

Oh please oh please oh please… You can’t see it but my fingers are so crossed right now.

You… really think humans are doing a bang up job, then?

I’ve said it before and been downvoted, but this is one job I’m excited to see AI creeping towards replacing.

Let’s see them recharge in the unemployment line like everyone else.

It’s a fantasy, as they would probably still get golden parachutes, but a man has to have a dream.

Ok, settle down there, Ivan. You have other posts to spread your apologist views to. Don’t let this one detain you.

This and almost every other tech subscription style “service” are one of the most maddening things to come out of the tech sector. The need for profit is absolutely out of control.

The first part is kind of what I’m hoping for. AI and machines in general seem like they’re somewhat poised to take over most human activity. Historically, this has been more of a blue collar problem with machines taking over factory positions and such, making a very dystopian future quite probable. However, recent advances have shown that we’re all likely on the chopping block, from street sweepers to high powered lawyers and corporate executives. An even playing field seems like it would be more likely to lead to things like universal basic income, as human toil on all levels is rendered obsolete.

Bud, you don’t know me at all. Perhaps you could use a bit of AI to enhance your people prediction. Have an awesome day.

I don’t know if this is a hot take or not, but I want to throw out an opinion to feel out the room. While I do believe in unions, and I understand that some actors are making significantly less than a living wage… Part of me is really into replacing the lot of them with AI. I’m honestly kind of sick of celebrities with obscene amounts of wealth. And, in the next few years, when companies start switching out their CEOs for AI programs, I’ll be really ok with that also.