

The chatbots don’t have those because they don’t have anything worth paying for. Ebay, Google and the like all had something people really wanted so they were able to weather the bandwidth costs until they didn’t have to anymore.


The chatbots don’t have those because they don’t have anything worth paying for. Ebay, Google and the like all had something people really wanted so they were able to weather the bandwidth costs until they didn’t have to anymore.


Isn’t one of their towns giving votes to corporations?
Like, what the hell Delaware? Why do you keep ruining things for the rest of us?


They were back then. Only the ones that got so big they could negotiate their bandwidth costs or even buy out ISPs made it out alive. Everyone else was sunk by the exponential bandwidth costs.


It will be an end to trying to force chatbots to do literally everything. It will not be an end to the chatbots.


It’s fairly likely that if they’re asking about “AI” hoping for a cheerleader response, they won’t be looking to pay you what the position is worth.


Obviously, the chatbots aren’t increasing metrics. So they have to get drastic to force chatbot use.
I like, “don’t start none, won’t be none.” Covers pretty much every situation.
They have exactly two failure modes. Become stairs and become horror movie.
It has been out the whole time. I’m not sure what people were expecting.