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Anna's archive has already fulfilled G's needs (training Gemini) so now it's time to pretend it never existed ;)
by agluszak 1y ago
Anna's archive has already fulfilled G's needs (training Gemini) so now it's time to pretend it never existed ;)
- uvaursi 1y ago[flagged]
- nine_k 1y agoDid Anna's Archive also organize much of the world's information and made it universally accessible, for some time?
- GuinansEyebrows 1y agoThey’re… yes. Yes, that’s exactly what they have done and continue to do. Are you familiar with it?
- snypher 1y agoI think the comment is saying Google was also doing that.
- ternus 1y agoThat phrase is Google's mission statement.
- moffkalast 1y agoI thought their mission statement was "Don't be evil", until they shortened it for practicality to just "Be evil". It's certainly how they've been behaving in recent years.
- netsharc 1y agoIt's now "Don't be evil*" * Subject to terms and conditions, lack of evil not be available in all regions.
- satvikpendem 1y agoMotto, not mission statement.
- crowbahr 1y agoThat wasn't ever a mission statement, and fwiw it was in the employee handbook still in 2023 when I got laid off.
- RNGesus83 1y agoThey changed it more than ten years ago into "Do the right thing".
- culi 1y agoI like "Don't be evil" better. It inherently acknowledges their position of power in a way that "do the right thing" hides
- seydor 1y agoactually yes. and we re talking about high quality information, not random comments
- arjie 1y agoIt's not delisted. Anna's Archive is huge. The fact that Google participates in an entirely voluntary transparency log that gives you this information should illustrate to you where they stand on the issue of their needing to be compliant to the DMCA. It isn't clear to me why online communities constantly invent fan fiction of evil enemies when organizations merely comply with a reasonable interpretation of the law of the land they are incorporated in.
- mptest 1y agono one, and i mean no one, has to invent the history of evil corporations doing evil things. Climate change? Cigarettes?, shit let's go modern. CZ? SBF? if it's not clear to you may i suggest with the upmost respect that you read surveillance capitalism by zuboff (a successor to manufactured consent in my humble opinion). I guess my question is where do you get the confidence or belief these companies are doing anything BUT evil? how many of americas biggest companies' workers need food aid from the govt? look up what % of army grunts are food insecure. in the heart of empire. Where on earth do you get this faith in companies from?
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]
- pftburger 1y ago100% Here in Germany its invisible deleted, and the process handle by a private company
- wiseowise 1y agoApparently corpo doesn’t hesitate to remove it when it benefits consumer, because “we just follow the law, citizen!” But when it benefits corpo it takes decades of suing and multi-billion fines to make a change. Totally not evil, just business, comrade, amirite?
- idiotsecant 1y agoPublicly traded corporations are machines whose only lawful purpose is to make money. They are legally obligated to be sociopathic systems. They aren't evil like an axe murderer, they're evil like a gasoline fire. They may be useful when properly controlled, but they're certainly never worth defending in the way you seem to feel the need to
- aswegs8 1y ago[flagged]