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The movie that this is from is 26 years old.

Well fuck.

In the same vein:

Definitely not no, I was more just wondering whether this is actually something that's happening over on Reddit

Wait, they're really doing that?

This shit is so bad that even a blind guy can see it.

You severely underestimate the shortsightedness of the executive class. They're usually so convinced of their infallibility that they absolutely will make decisions that are obviously terrible to anyone looking in from the outside

I doubt there's any sort of 4D chess going on, instead of the whole thing being brought about by short-sighted executives who feel like they have to do something to show that they're still in the game exactly because they're so much behind "Open"AI

This combined with the meteoric rise of fascism absolutely leave me thinking that I'll probably end up in a concentration camp

And this technology is what our executive overlords want to replace human workers with, just so they can raise their own compensation and pay the remaining workers even less

It's funny how modern day conservatives use the term "fascism" like they think it's negative, when they literally want everything that fascism would entail.

The vast majority of AI Overviews provide high quality information

According to some fuckwitted Google rep, and I wouldn't trust them any further than I could throw them.

Something being ancient and irrelevant tdoesn't stop a lot of companies.