surveillance state, the end of personal computing

These two were coming way before showed AI, so I don't think AI's to blame here, just the typical technofeudal mindset of not wanting the serfs to own anything

Se voce ta vendo coisa do/no youtube, a chance de voce ainda ter um gmail qualquer é alta

Experimente bater o ponto num treco desses usando uma foto sua no celular, ao invés do seu próprio rosto. Se aceitar, já sabe o quão confiável é.

Normalmente são arquivos corrompidos que o Android excluiu. Se voce notou alguma coisa sua "sumindo" sem mais nem menos, provavelmente é um desses aí. O quão corrompidos estão não dá pra saber. Tem aplicativos pra tentar recuperar os arquivos, se achar que vale a pena.

Se tá falando do texto ter sido traduzido no proprio episódio, acho que não. O jeito é usar o bom e velho ~~mspaint~~ fotoxopi

It sure feels like it, given how much power is in the hands of so few people. Unlike previous similar situations in the past (of extreme power/wealth concentration), it's never been easier to control the masses

I'm frankly amazed that companies still insist on creating their own launchers, despite every company getting well deserved flak whenever they do it.

I've honestly started doing that at least once a week and it really feels good for my mind to let that go. I can find whatever site it was later on when I actually need it again

What a load of bullshit

Huang said the ability of AI to design a website, analyze complex documents, guide advanced research or even plan a kitchen remodeling has helped to close the technological divide in America. People can now do advanced work on computers without having to know how to program or write software, he added.

Glorification of the boss mindset: why do something when you can just tell someone else to do it? Better yet, without paying! Plus, you can even say it that "you" did it!! Seriously, though, that thing is not closing, it is widening the tech divide in 'murica and elsewhere, increasing the number of people who don't know what the fuck they're even trying to do with a computer in the first place.

Huang said society will adapt to AI just as it did to automobiles. He said cars were once portrayed as killing children, but the world changed its norms by having sidewalks and crosswalks and stopping kids from playing in the streets.

Also speed limits, speed bumps, unleaded gas, safety regulations. You know, things which he obviously didn't mention because that would bring attention to the current lack of regulation in AI space.

Pretty sure that means you're a furry

Remember folks, the guy is a master of the deal

So, he has become Paranoia's Friend Computer. Fun is mandatory. Not having fun is treason. Treason is punishable by ~~death~~ layoff

This society is supported by swarms of robots and spies, omnipresent surveillance, and a bureaucracy so huge and convoluted no one's quite sure who's in charge of what any more.

Yup, that checks out with FB.

Now, from the article, this one is pure gold:

Zuckerberg offered employees access to permanent desks, a symbolic gesture that unintentionally illustrated how expendable many of them had become. Many employees at Meta have been working from “hot desks,” a controversial scheme involving multiple workers sharing the same desks.