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10 days ago+14 14 0Commented in ChatGPT passes MBA exam given by a Wharton professor
I grew up without calculators in class, in fact they were banned, and we used slide rules. Incredibly, in first grade we were learning and using abacass!
Education hasn't gotten worse because of technology, it's gotten worse because of the useless content they pawn off as education.
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11 days ago+15 15 0Commented in Netflix thinks some subscribers will cancel after password sharing crackdown
It will be interesting to see if it impacts subscriber entrances and overall user numbers. It may end up being a very foolish move in a very competitive environment.
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11 days ago+12 12 0Commented in CNN Wants Jon Stewart or Bill Maher to Be Its ‘Gutfeld!’
It's the content stupid.
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11 days ago+18 18 0Commented in Mercedes Benz wants 20% of its cars in 2023 to be electric
As long as it's economically viable it can happen. Things like subsidies and energy costs/availability will play a deciding factor. The market will get a chance to kick the tires of the industry in general. There's probably enough space for all forms of vehicles for a while.
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11 days ago+16 16 0Commented in Google employees scramble for answers after layoffs hit long-tenured and recently promoted employees
You'd have to believe that anyone in these industries and roles are going to be impacted by the advances in AI. It's the robotification of the digital world.
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2 weeks ago+14 14 0Commented in Getty Images is suing an AI image generator for copyright infringement
Fvck Getty Images.
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2 months ago+22 22 0Commented in EU throws party in €387K metaverse — and hardly anyone turns up
Wow, so creepy doesn't sell!
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2 months ago+7 7 0Commented in New psychology research finds people feel more attached to gendered technology
Wow, this gender pronoun thing just keeps finding new ways to be important to make money. I wonder how the French will feel about having their gender specific pronoun language questioned.
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2 years ago+12 12 0City’s Plan for Permanent ‘Health Codes’ Sparks Online Backlash
Netizens are concerned that a proposal to evaluate Hangzhou residents based on their medical records and lifestyle choices could jeopardize personal privacy and pave the way for discrimination. Welcome to the future.
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2 years ago+12 12 0Trump orders federal retirement money invested in Chinese equities to be pulled
Trump's team tells the Thrift Savings Plan to dump all assets invested in Chinese stocks.
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2 years ago+15 15 0When U.S. air force discovered the flaw of averages
In the early 1950s, a young lieutenant realized the fatal flaw in the cockpit design of U.S. air force jets.
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2 years ago+17 17 0France could nationalize big companies if necessary: finance minister
The French government is prepared to use all means to support big companies suff...
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2 years ago+2 2 0Man Seen Licking Shrine Grids Despite Coronavirus Arrested In Iran
A man who challenged coronavirus health warnings and to make a religious statement licked the grids at a shrine in Iran has been arrested.
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2 years ago+13 13 0UK to close door to non-English speakers and unskilled workers
Britain is to close its borders to unskilled workers and those who can’t speak English as part of a fundamental overhaul of immigration laws that will end the era of cheap EU labour in factories, warehouses, hotels and restaurants.
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2 years ago+4 4 0China Tightens Wuhan Lockdown in ‘Wartime’ Battle With Coronavirus
With infections doubling every four days and more than 600 deaths, China intensified its response in Wuhan, with house-to-house temperature checks and mass confinements at quarantine centers.
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3 years ago+8 8 0China accuses US of spreading ‘panic’ over coronavirus outbreak
Washington has “unceasingly manufactured and spread panic,” said a Chinese Foreign Ministry official.
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3 years ago+14 14 0The EU might ban facial recognition tech for five years
The reasoning is that facial recognition tech is so new, yet rolling out so quickly, we simply can’t know all the risks and drawbacks associated with it.
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3 years ago+19 19 0"MY STICK!"
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3 years ago+4 4 0FAA aims to reset standards for planes' seats, but tests are disputed
At a special center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, researchers from the Federal Aviation Administration are running a series of drills that could affect the comfort and safety of millions of airplane passengers. More than 700 residents have been recrui ...
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3 years ago+6 6 0Poll: Majority of Americans Want First Amendment Rewritten
A majority of Americans believe the First Amendment are willing to crack down on free speech, as well as the press, according to a new poll.