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Comment Re:Enshitification didn't get attention (Score 1) 33

"Yes that allows location services to continue working when you don't have GPS coverage while blocking data ... For those select users who for some reason want the WiFi completely off, the option remains there for you to do so."

You think the vast majority of people would not care whether their wifi antenna is on, but why assume that GPS is needed by the majority of people at all times enough to justify making it a hassle to disable wifi? What if I want one less antenna running in my pocket, is that somehow a luddite's sentiment?

Comment Re:I'm not sure how I feel about this (Score 2) 114

*slaps hood of legislation* "Gonna parallel-construct so many arrests out of this baby.."

People focus on the case of trucks, but cops don't need another layer of subjective BS to question people over. They already arrest people for seeming inebriated even despite their passing a breathalyzer.

Comment Re:Pretty obvious (Score 2) 113

No offense meant but expecting AI to solve this is naive when the AI companies are directly interested in rewriting history and being a source-of-truth for everything, as their massive book destruction campaign would lend to. There already are companies that try automated censorship with AI on comment sections, like OpenWeb--and they all suck on top of being biased! That company in particular exists to defend Israel, but pro-Israel commenters even complained that it deletes their comments, so it doesn't even serve its primary purpose let alone its ostensible purpose

Comment Re:Also known as.. (Score 1) 164

I'm not lumping liberals into anything, I said that "liberal media" was the classic complaint about the media and not that the MSM are "leftist" which is not remotely true. Anti-imperialism is a cornerstone of the left in the US in the 20th century, which is the context here based on what I was replying to--and yes, left and right do have meaning in that context. As for thinking I'm an extremist for using the term anti-imperialist, that seems awfully sheltered. The part where you accuse me of ragebait is not worth a response.

Comment Re:Also known as.. (Score 1) 164

Again, leftist doesn't mean left-of-you, and the owners of these outlets do not prefer socialism, in fact they fought tooth and nail against the notion of single payer healthcare, or of getting rid of private health insurance when Sanders briefly floated that idea.
The truth is that any time these outlets perceive someone to the left of them (the DSA), they freak out and fearmonger about that target even harder in some cases than they even did with Trump.

Also, the groundswell of awareness about Israel that has torn institutions of the evangelical right apart (such as TPUSA) largely originated on the left.

Comment NewsGuard is propaganda too (Score 2) 164

The entire trend of "fact-checking" in media originated duriing Bush Jr. to rationalize invading Iraq, and it hasn't strayed far from its right-wing origins ever since. NewsGuard wants to hunt and peck low-hanging fruit so that it can "both-sides" away things like an active genocide. It is at one with the duplicitous nature of American MSM

Comment Re:Also known as.. (Score 1) 164

The classic phrase is that there is a liberal bias to media. Tgat doesn't mean the MSM are "leftist". They actually hate any political expression that is anti-imperialist, look at how they trashed Sanders. Look at how afraid they are of the DSA or of
Abdul El-Sayed, who is not even associated with the DSA but is grouped with him in an attempt to smear both at once.

Leftism doesn't mean showing you interracial couples in ads and some pride flags. Convincing people on the left that CNN and MSNBC are somehow allies to the left has been part of the propaganda, and it's interesting how much that pridewashing has worked to convince the right that they are such. Listen to leftists and you'll hear plenty of disdain for these outlets. Listen to Revolutionary Blackout for example

Comment Re:CEO's can't control their own companies? (Score 1) 64

"Unfortunately, the people making the AI will tell you they don't really know it how works anymore"

But they will still be ready with full 20/20 hindsight when anything goes wrong, and they will point to this as an example of their sagacity. They can write a memoir then: "If AI Did it".

The opposite dynamic is at play when companies like Snyk or Irregular blame their malicious actions on AI agents, completely side-stepping the CFAA, which is something tech companies continue to normalize.

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