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Tim Walz pick delights the Left — and his opponents
Not the kind of unifier the Dems wanted. Credit: Getty
Happening today beneath the surface
Not the kind of unifier the Dems wanted. Credit: Getty
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SubscribeAI has a long way to go.
I asked it to create a smiling Stock Photo DEI Candidate , suitable for a corporate web page under the “Careers” tab. She’s leading teams, giving presentations, programming space vehicles etc.
It kept giving me images of Kamala Harris.
I really did do this.
And they were not a million miles away from Kamala.
The hair was a bit shorter, and the image was younger than Kamala, but quite impressive.
AI has a long way to go
On the contrary, doesn’t this just show how clued up AI is?
No, it only shows the agenda of those who programmed the AI.
How can organizing to not buy advertising as a boycott breach anti-trust laws? Serious question, I don’t understand the basic reasoning.
Banding together to fix prices, sure, that I get. However, surely you are not under an obligation to spend your money advertising on a platform you don’t want too. In fact, wouldn’t forcing people to advertise where they don’t want be a violation of free speech rights in itself?
I don’t get it either – other than collusion.
It is the collusion they’ll be going after. Lawsuits are useful even if they aren’t successful because they will have to disclose lots of embarrassing information about how Woke and anti free speech they are. Elon can then pummel them with it. He has 150 million followers – his reach is powerful.
Post Google decision today, fair winds are blowing. Good call by Musk.