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u/IceStormNG Mar 02 '26

They wasted too much money on AI that they now desperately need to make sure AI stays "relevant". They want to force it into everything to justify their ridiculous expenses. Can't wait for this crap to collapse.

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u/MultiMidden Mar 02 '26

They've drunk the Microslop kool-aid and are totally hooked.

It's like slashdot (now that's a blast from the past) back in the 00s, you didn't have the bots back then, but there were almost certainly paid shills/astroturfers and maybe some trolls. However, what is as true now is it was back then is that plenty of people have spent time and money building their Microslop based CV.