Oh, FFS. You aren’t happy with being wrong about politics in just one country, are you?

You said that “voting third party doesn’t work”. The vast majority of voters do not vote for alternative parties or candidates, so no, it hasn’t been tried.

Did you mean to say “Running third party doesn’t work”?

Yeup, same here. They’re just trying to use the genocide now to guilt-trip voters who didn’t support Harris. Because her genocide would’ve been better, I guess??

She had an entire year to put her foot down and say, “This is fucked!” and the best thing she could say was “We gotta make a deal.” No details, no idea what kind of a deal. Oh, and lots of excuses for Israel.

Yeah, your comment doesn’t make any sense. You said that the whole thing reads like a fantasy when he backs it up with studies.

Did you read anything past the first paragraph?

Are you sure about that? We’ve been trying to unfuck the Democrats for decades, and look what it’s gotten us.

It really hasn’t been tried.

It’s so insane. They’ll yell about the genocide all day but then vote for the candidates supporting the genocide.

Who do they hate the most? Jill Stein, the candidate who opposes the genocide! Make it make sense.

To be fair, that isn’t what it was designed for. A competent AI would simply call up a calculator app, have it do the calculation, and then report back the result.

By that same logic, Lemmy is dead, so what are you doing here?

There are use cases for AI. There are none for NFTs.

One use case is whenever you need to produce some inane bullshit that nobody is probably going to read anyway, but it’s still required for some reason. Like cover letters.

Now, you might argue that we should work towards a society where we don’t have to produce this inane bullshit that nobody’s going to read anyway, and I would agree with you. But as long as we’re here, we might as well offload this pointless labor onto a pointless labor-saving machine.

Vaughan was surprised to find it was often the technical staff, not marketing or sales, who dug in their heels. They were the “most resistant,” he said, voicing various concerns about what the AI couldn’t do, rather than focusing on what it could. The marketing and salespeople were enthused by the possibilities of working with these new tools, he added.

Imagine that.