Maybe he just had an instinctive aversion to Baz Luhrmann movies, something I wish I had.

There's also the very real possibility the image was touched up a bit for marketing purposes.

God that show probably had a bigger influence on the development of my sense of humor than even I realize.

Probably also everyone is afraid of being associated with it after the nightmare is over.

My job involves the digital humanities and the only "AI" tool I've encountered that's been useful at all has been something that can be used to search even scanned handwritten documents for a keyword, and even then it only works with the specific online repository I work with.

Like how worsening a nursing shortage by arbitrarily cutting financial aid for nursing students used to not be considered in the national history.

I might be mistaken because it's not my field but if I remember right this was one of the reasons Britain eventually got rid of rotten boroughs with the 1832 Reform Act (in a strange parallel the rotten boroughs tended to benefit the Tories).

I found one "AI" defender over on that thread whose timeline is just defending "AI" and arguing that "crypto is doing great and everyone uses it actually."

Anyway the bubble can't pop quickly enough.

I'll never get over the heavy metal cover of the Chocobo theme.

He displayed an interesting contradiction between shouting "Everyone loves and is embracing this technology and it's changing the world" on his timeline and actually talking about and sharing things that are so drenched in jargon they're unintelligible even to some techies.

I think he's absolutely straight which probably means he's at least bi.

Actually in this analogy you "AI" fans are cheering on the bully who steals the work of hardworking students.

He's breaking all the himbo rules.

Thank you! I was just lamenting the other day that my HP printer stopped working when I got a new desktop computer and refused to ever work with my laptop computer. I was honestly ready to give up and just use the print shop on the campus I work at for everything.

Funny how articles like this always say these things hurt productivity, almost like it's an entirely arbitrary measure.

Or "We're still the Forgotten Generation even though ironically no one has remembered what exactly that means since 2001."