I say let him do that and then let congress legislate this once the grim details of how the human subjects died creates a scandal and political unity across the aisle. It’s the American Way®

Thanks for reminding me of this masterpiece of writing about management of social networks

People point fingers at Meta for “allowing” this but there’s no amount of money that can reasonably moderate 3 b-b-billion users.

This is a prime use case for AI technology

Kotlin won’t save your skin if the code you wrote should be performant but you layered it into a heap of abstract classes, interfaces, factories, etc and, realistically, no one else would use or expand on that

Maybe a better way to say that would be to say “humans are inherently random” as that is more feared by corporations

Just like vinyl albums are now $50+ a piece

That is, the skill of a Hollywood star is not really anything to do with the product, but simply being famous, recognizable, and likeable.

I bet studio execs and agents hate having to deal with their stars’ erratic behavior off screen and their personal projects. AI stars voiced by unseen voice actors are much more easier to deal with and they can pay voice actors less. This is IT driven enshittification of the entertainment industry.