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CEO of Palantir Says AI Means You’ll Have to Work With Your Hands Like a Peasant

These morons really think AI is going to allow them to replace the technical folks. The same technical folks they severely loathe because they're the ones with the skills to build the bullshit they dream up, and as such demand a higher salary. They're so fucking greedy that they are just DYING to cut these people out in order to make more profits. They have such inflated egos and so little understanding of the actual technology they really think they're just going to be able to use AI to replace technical minds going forward. We're on the precipice of a very funny "find out" moment for some of these morons.

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Enigmatic

I do not understand this but maybe it's because I'm a guy and keep my keys in my front pocket. I keep literally the BARE MINIMUM of things on my key chain. So far as I even have separate keychains for separate vehicles instead of having one key chain for all of them. My SO on the other had has 2lbs of trinkets on her keychain.

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yoink

Google actively shooting themselves in the foot. Why would I choose an Android phone over an iPhone if Google continues to remove features and user freedoms that set it apart from apple's "walled garden"

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Company Requiring Invasive MS app to use Teams/Outlook on Phone

Yes, if you want company data on a device then the company would be remiss to not want some level of control over that device. This isn't some big brother-esque conspiracy. They want to ensure you're not stealing company information or doing something stupid which might cause company data to be leaked or stolen by a bad actor. This is pretty common cyber security stuff. Now if the company REQUIRES you to have company data on your phone and does not have the option to provide a company phone to you then I can see a reason to be upset.

-someone who works in cybersec for a large company

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Scare screens Irrelevant

The people saying "just pay for premium" don't seem to understand that in the beginning YouTube was free and had no ads. When google purchased it they promised to keep it that way. Then they slowly started with ads. At first they were pretty unobtrusive banners, then a short skippable preroll then multiple preroll then unskippable preroll. The reason I refuse to pay for premium is because Google created this issue and is now selling the solution. I refuse to be a part of that. It has nothing to do with the creators.