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microsoft's enterprise AI tool isn't a utility though, and they're not banning police on political or moral grounds.

• blackeyeblitzar 2y ago
  > microsoft's enterprise AI tool isn't a utility though It’s part of an infrastructure as a service platform, which is why I view it as utility. But I also am saying we need to broaden what we call a utility for the modern world. Not having access to large platforms (like social media) or centralized services (banking) or large companies (which have lots of market share and are one of a few options) is very damaging. What are your thoughts on that? > and they're not banning police on political or moral grounds. How do you know this? This seems like it would almost certainly be the result of pressure from political groups.
  • pessimizer 2y ago
    > It’s part of an infrastructure as a service platform, which is why I view it as utility. They haven't securely broadened it to the internet or mobile phone service, and you want them to broaden it to individual privately-produced software packages. So the police can't be refused as a customer.