Yes and there’s absolutely nothing news worthy about it unless you’re trying to deceive people for profit.

It was an automated system to prevent impersonation accounts which the actual news article this was based off of mentioned.

What a shitty click baity article. Not sure who should be more ashamed, the writer, the editor, or anyone who would share it.

It’s almost like they’re an engineering company.

At least the AI doesn’t mean to lie to you, unlike the intention of the rest of the site.

Yeah give me Ublock or give me death.

Frog in pot is my guess. I haven’t watched ad supported television for like 20 years now and it is so jarring when I’m in someone’s house and an ad comes on.

I love that AI has made people overanalyze every piece of corporate art and that now any sign of cut corners is proof of AI.

Does this mean Graphene is dead? Probably the real reason they would do this is to kill Graphene.

Yes, throw out the one thing that differentiates you from the unreliable slop.

Yeah, it’s not like there’s a reason fewer and fewer insurance companies will write a policy in that state every year. It’s not like the property insurance rates are the highest in the country.

You won’t have much of a choice when FEMA is gone. I mean, less and less people will have homes there anymore.

After a month and a half downtime all the users will have moved on to other instances. This is essentially a death sentence for the instance and its communities.

Because they are a medical device and there are negative medical repercussions to using glasses that don’t conform to your needed prescription.

A vibe coder’s house equivalently would have collapsed on the person who purchased it as soon as the closed the door behind them.

Those aren’t sources for your assertions.

For the assertions you made in your comment.

Also, free speech advocate, except when it means making more money is not a free speech advocate.

Source?

They attribute the illustration to chat gpt. We could tell.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/katherinehamilton/2023/04/27/twitter-has-complied-with-almost-every-government-request-for-censorship-since-musk-took-over-report-finds/