There are lots of potential ways, especially when you own a large social media platform that doesnt have rational reasons for blocking certain political content over others that skew a particular way.

Guess Reddit liked the idea too and decided to expand on it, for profits

The glasses are just less obvious than me pointing my phone at you and snapping a picture

My senior dev was asked for his transcript and he’s been in the field for 25+years. He told them to get in touch with his college that doesn’t exist anymore. Suspect it’s a standard set of forms they need to fill.

Sorry, we had the settings misconfigured and “mildly” scorched your hippocampus.

Maybe hes the temu version of the wish version of Tony Stark

Interesting to just look through some of them. For example: /r/cumminingonpigeons was banned

Anytime something negative happens: “See? It’s fun.”

He got rid of like 80% of the staff. I doubt he has a functional team who can even tackle the problem.

Ctrl + C, Ctrl + V isn’t considered using AI to create a game btw… Someone should tell them that doesn’t count.

You mean like southern states banning books because they are “offensive”?

OMG it takes me 10 times of telling it to stop for it to actually stop the timer alarm

Can I do this for my Google home device? It’s ability to answer questions has really been going downhill

It’ll be mobile-only; Google Assistant devices like Nest and Home speakers and displays won’t see changes just yet.

Guess I’ll wait

At least within a higher level education environment, the problem is who does the critical thinking. If you just offload a complex question to chat gpt and submit the result, you don’t learn anything. One of the purposes of paper-based exercises is to get students thinking about topics and understanding concepts to apply them to other areas.

Shhh… don’t tell him how this year went. It’ll ruin the story.

Ironically, you can only access that by using the reddit app…

The Department of Defense you like to talk with you.