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They also changed "roughly match" to "sometimes match".
by furyofantares 11mo ago
They also changed "roughly match" to "sometimes match".
- MichaelZuo 11mo agoDid they really change a meaningful word like that after publication without an edit note…?
- piker 11mo agoEh, I'm no shill but their marketing copy isn't exactly the New York Times. They're given some license to respond to critical feedback in a manner that makes the statements more accurate without the same expectations of being objective journalism of record.
- mkesper 11mo agoYes, but they should clearly mark updates. That would be professional.
- dwohnitmok 11mo agoThis has definitely happened before with e.g. the o1 release. I will sometimes use the Wayback Machine to verify changes that have been made.
- MichaelZuo 11mo agoWow sounds pretty shady then.