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More like stupid is suddenly everywhere in the Bay Area. The one fine piece of good journalism in there is that SFSU professor: humans have a hard time separat
by scyzoryk_xyz 2y ago
More like stupid is suddenly everywhere in the Bay Area.
The one fine piece of good journalism in there is that SFSU professor: humans have a hard time separating the ideas from the speaker. Done.
Now, I might be wrong, but it sure does sound like tech folks in the Bay are getting ready to take advantage of MAGA madness, and paranoid about AI / surveillance.
If anything, it’s this orange website that’s closer to untangling identity from the content, but that’s nothing new and Web 1.0 news.
- dmix 2y ago> but it sure does sound like tech folks in the Bay are getting ready to take advantage of MAGA madness, and paranoid about AI / surveillance. Congress is the one that regulates most of commerce and they are always slow and inept. I don’t expect much meaningful stuff to change. If anything it will be some sort of AI regulation that will benefit the top companies under the guise of ‘safety’ and probably get bipartisan support. Zuckerberg also said he was planning his moves for a long time and waited until the elections were over so it didn’t seem like he was trying to influence it and any time he announced it he’d have been be accused of doing it under political pressure. That’s also how fact checking started in the first place, with extreme pressure during COVID and federal gov employees calling meta employees, yelling at them when they declined to delete things. So technically it’s a reversion of a system created under political pressure.
- dcrazy 2y agoI woildn’t trust a damn thing Zuckerberg says about his thought process.