AI is on track to eclipse Bitcoin consumption.

Unfortunately, apart from crypto, there's no other true 1-way payment.

Took them 15 years to replace cashiers with a touch screens in McDonald's.

"AI" still can't drive a car.

We're not...

They also obfuscate multiple sellers in a tucked away menu and sometimes you click the "seller" and it turns into search term, no seller profiles.

I've ordered two of the same product at the same time and received 1 out of 2...

The amount of fakes in certain niches is off the charts.

That 'obfuscation' though is showing you the cheapest product+shipping price by default, even if Amazon-as-seller is not it (and is one of the slightly hidden more expensive ones).

Fair enough if you want the available sellers to be clearer, I'm just saying I think there's only good intentions there.

Chicago skill issue

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/electric-cars-best-...

That article fails the corroborate your claim.

"You know, there's no starting of the car. It's always just kind of on, right?"

Except when it won't charge, of course.

In Web3, you're better off doing anything else but ads for the type of services you're offering anyhow.

Ads have always been a struggle in this space when working with platforms.

Malicious actors use a lot of compromised or aged accounts, that's why they're difficult to counter.

Yeah, but if they wanted, they could have AI’ed this to death.

https://x.com/stolsvik/status/1746351452618981887

They'd have to admit they're incompetent at hiring / running their departments, easier to blame and make someone feel bad.

Don't zoom into the background characters.

I got one where the subject was wearing glasses but had no eyes!

Planned obsolescence through bloated updates and or push consumers towards live services.

They still sell 256GB base models when 1tb is $50.

The article actually says the latest updates are the smallest in years.