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Unlike social networks or auction platforms, the mass departure of users (this isn’t that), would not affect the quality of experience of those remaining. There
by andsoitis 8mo ago
Unlike social networks or auction platforms, the mass departure of users (this isn’t that), would not affect the quality of experience of those remaining. There’s not the same network effects.
- johnbarron 8mo agoSo the investors would pound the same amount of money, into a platform with dwelling number of users?
- Finnucane 8mo agoDwindling number. But maybe? I mean, they're already investing at a level that's completely disconnected from actual results, based on magical thinking and hopium. Just take another hit.
- estimator7292 8mo agoDwindling, and probably, yes. For a while, anyway.
- belter 8mo ago[dead]
- zamalek 8mo agoUnfortunately the US military has very deep pockets.
- BoredPositron 8mo agoThe New American Dream: Start as a non-profit dedicated to humanity, pivot to a for-profit to scale and eventually find your final form as a subsidiary of the military industrial complex.
- CrzyLngPwd 8mo agoWhere every employee can watch the news to see how many people their efforts are killing.
- tw-20260303-001 8mo agoApparently 27% of the population of the USA wouldn't have a problem doing exactly that.
- general_reveal 8mo agoIn other words, US tax payers are already paying customers of OpenAI, a few simply won’t be a “double” customer. This isn’t “exactly” fascism, no. It’s something though.
- verdverm 8mo agoNo where near as deep as the broader economy. It is likely more profitable to pass on the govt contracts for the foreseeable future
- openenough 8mo ago[dead]