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  • Don’t forget the part where taxpayers bail out the billionaires!

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  • Same for everybody as far as that goes

  • GraphemeOS + Fairphone anytime would be awesome. Fuck these walled monopolistic ecosystems.

  • Hmm just good old late stage capitalism there, I think. The CEO recently said legalizing war crimes would be good for business and seems to have a cocaine problem to boot. No doubt fueled by the same investor groups though.

  • Hello dystopia my old friend

  • Prediction: the bubble is real but financiers will find ways to kick the bull down the road until they can force enough adoption & ad insertion to not lose out. The other option is that we pay it, of course. Takes on which is worse?

  • Cloudflare, AWS, and other recent major service outages are what come to mind re: AI code. I’ve no doubt it is getting forced into critical infrastructure without proper diligence.

    Humans are prone to error so imagine the errors our digital progeny are capable of!

  • Indeed. Seems every week Plex takes some action to enshitify their service more and more.

  • Utilities beholden to investor groups have been price gouging customers long before AI came along. We need governments that can competently govern and regulate.

  • Finamp is the official iOS Jellyfin music player. If only the would publish the latest beta version to the App Store! Apparently it’s so much better than the current release, but I refuse to sign up for test flight and the associated Apple terms.

  • Stiff competition, that. This guy is just playing it safe, saying what his bosses want to hear.

  • Privatize the profits, socialize the losses

  • Personal privacy is always worth the cost. The ‘subsidies’ can go away anytime, so better to not be locked into an expensive spyware platform to begin with.

  • Tech companies don’t innovate anymore. Their Wall Street string-pullers demand reliable profit growth so they kill innovation through buyouts and are left with stale products they can only make worse and/or charge more for. Layoffs are a direct wealth transfer from working class labor to wealthy shareholders and the street rewards execs for it every time.

    And if you’re thinking AI is innovative, it’s got executives in a fever pitch for the same reasons - so companies can fire expensive labor and big tech can become even more monopolistic, shove more ads, push more propaganda, and control the internet. It’s fortunate it doesn’t work that well so far. Bubble can’t pop soon enough.

  • Never believe a billionaire’s sales-pitch

  • The guy became a billionaire from a ‘hot or not’ college website…

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  • They really don’t think past the next quarter or two. And even if they did they aren’t lacking on new ways to exploit people.