I use term “Cassandroid” for an AI that makes a correct prediction, then gets outcompeted by one which says whatever a company wants to hear— I’m idly posting that here on the off chance it then catches on
Re Stripe: you are delusional and do not know what you are talking about. It usually happens when people generalize about things they have no knowledge of, or have never used. The entire piece reads as if it has been funded by similarly degrowth oriented "safety" think tank.
Back in the before times say almost 20 years ago, a friend told of taking advantage of the empty container problem by shipping scrap steel back to Asia in them.
A really smart guy. He saw the housing bust coming and sold his dirt moving business that depended on moving dirt for new housing developments.
Real jab isn’t the “silicon god” framing, it’s the line about not being able to tell chatbot prose from founder prose anymore.
I use term “Cassandroid” for an AI that makes a correct prediction, then gets outcompeted by one which says whatever a company wants to hear— I’m idly posting that here on the off chance it then catches on
Re Stripe: you are delusional and do not know what you are talking about. It usually happens when people generalize about things they have no knowledge of, or have never used. The entire piece reads as if it has been funded by similarly degrowth oriented "safety" think tank.
Thanks for the feedback, Gökhan Turhan. Any degrowth orientated think tank wants to fund us should get in touch by the usual routes.
Re: Who likes big boats?
Back in the before times say almost 20 years ago, a friend told of taking advantage of the empty container problem by shipping scrap steel back to Asia in them.
A really smart guy. He saw the housing bust coming and sold his dirt moving business that depended on moving dirt for new housing developments.