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Web3 is doing great!

Google purposely killing the golden goose by forcing all of its users to use the AI overview is a bold strategy.

I don't understand why so many Europeans believed Trump in the Whitehouse wouldn't affect them.

> As long as a corporation is a shield to commit crimes with impunity, nothing will change.

AI simply makes it easier for corporations to commit crimes with impunity, now they can distance themselves from responsibility even further. No one has even bothered to levy fines for AI agents hacking or corporations violating copyright to train their models.

> Namecheap banned a few domain names purely based on an ambiguous tweet that got 6 likes

I can't believe this is real.

> Aren't they mostly piloted by people?

In which country? People normally consider outsourcing to a cheaper country as taking jobs.

One of the top post on the steam sub reddit is titled "They got us guys." as if they work for Valve.

Bonus points, this is the text from the post.

> How out of touch can you be as a company, this is embarrassing

> No one cares more about your case than you, so take control and send lots of follow-ups.

This advice can be applied to most things in the life. Expecting the machine in any context to take care of you will likely leave you disappointed.

Fortunately we're only in week 30 of our 2 week war, should be over any day now.

> What crime did he actually commit?

Fraud

Sounds as if they're drinking a little too much of their own Flavor Aid.

> Do we really expect all the world’s corporations to suddenly up their annual spend by 1,000% on average? Why?

because AI is gonna make them so much more productive of course. /s

I absolutely hate that so many sites are begging me to use them.