This is not about stopping bot-scrapers, it’s about charging them.

It’s a tool that has gone from interesting (GPT3) to terrifying (Veo 3)

It’s ironic that you describe your impression of LLMs in emotional terms.

So they’re taking a shitty tech trend away from the few people who found it useful in order to push the new shitty tech trend.

I can predict the fist step of TSMCs plan for American companies: layoffs.

Y’all think the Tariffs on TSMC will come up?

Anyone who abandons NaziTwitter after today is officially slower to change than Debian.

The AI that sets your health insurance policy is going to be way deadlier than the one that has a gun.

Consider that the cost of energy is going to be the limiting factor on AI. When the VC dries up, who is going to pay the light bill?

I find the author’s reasoning strained. They use flat Earthers as an example of the power of photographs to “prove” reality?

I question the central premise that photographs were ever the foundation of reality. Haven’t filmmakers been fooling us with photography for over a hundred years?

I wouldn’t differentiate between OTA and bring-to-the-shop recalls, I’d draw the line between defect repair and threat to life and safety. If the OTA update keeps the car from killing the passengers or pedestrians, It’s probably not a good idea to minimize the flaw through semantics.