Yeah, most times I’ve seen it used it basically means “We’re no longer maintaining this software/application/feature. So when it inevitably breaks we’re going to remove it”

I’ve seen worse things written on better urinals.

Yeah, this will more than likely be appealed up since Aylo’s case will definitely be about this infringing on some constitutional rights and federal law.

Aylo is getting standing to sue, basically.

It’s kinda weird that people are upset for her. I get that Barbie is more mainstream than Lady Bird or Little Women, but she’s been a well respected actress, writer and director for a while and has been recognized by the Academy for that with nominations. The biggest Greta snub this year is Greta Lee.

Conservatives: If I was alive during the American Revolution I would have revolted against the king!

This is the natural next step for him since he’s basically the Nate Silver of moderates. I don’t know the setup of the district, but he could clinch it if he continues his pathetic ranting against the non-existent threat of leftist voters.

Anecdotal, but my father’s diabetic and on semaglutide for that. He’s also an alcoholic. He still drink, which is not great for the alcoholism and diabetes part, but in the few times I’ve interacted with him since he started, he’s only been having one drink with meals compared to several. Still an asshole, but…

My entire reason for leaving Google as a search engine was because of all the AI crap that made my searches worse. I’m definitely not going to be running to another AI search engine anytime soon, especially not one operated by OpenAI.

That celebrity was, in fact, Taylor Swift. This is most likely her lawyers trying to get past that reputational damage.

Oh wow! The foremost! Gee, I bet they also have happy thoughts about billionaires too!

How’s he profiting? He’s posting it on free social media sites that don’t have “profit sharing”. His methods can and are being replicated since it’s basic public information. The fact that a billionaire class exists is enough to argue that tracking them is a worthwhile endeavor.

While we think that advertisers just like to waste money and all that, it’s extremely cost prohibitive to mine recorded audio data, especially when current methods are extremely efficient and good at what they do. Just about all of the weirdly specific advertising you get is due to where you’re at/where you’ve been…

Geodata can do that. My friend was pregnant last year, and for a few days after every time she came over we’d get ads about baby stuff. If you’re in proximity to someone for a period of time, your ad preferences will “bleed” over to other people based on the (often correct assumption) that you’ll be discussing…

I was wondering how their daily operations were handling the change, abysmally apparently. More than likely they heard feedback about this stuff any didn’t do anything about it and pushed ahead.

As long as concern trolling is profitable for fad diet pushers.

Be sure to check out The Sinner season 2 and Fargo season 3.

Showing that it’s safe and effective will lead to it being on-label and allow manufacturers to increase production. It’ll also mean that the comments section of these articles will do a hard right pivot from “These people are stealing drugs from people with diabetes” to more fatphobic drivel.

Right, there’s an ethical way to use AI assets in games, especially as productivity tools. I think that’s going to be the long-term result of the current iteration of the tech, but it’s going to take time for the software to become a reliable product, and even then it’s going to be advertised towards devs not…

When they’re cribbing from Thor, they’re taking the best part from the worst movie, I’ll give them that.