Given that they wanted to drop the replacement completely at first, they are probably more than fine with that
SkaveRat
joined 3 years ago
Now I can fry my and an artificial brain at the same time!
maybe it was rolled out slowly over multiple regions. But it definitely started end of july. even the arstechnica post itself is alrady a week old
it already requires being loggd in for about 2 weeks
Edit: the post title is also wrong. the interface is still available. you just need to be logged in
I'd be happy with just regular intelligence for everyone
no one sure if they’re even reliable or not
it's a good assumption that they are not
The problem when the protests are too specific
"I'm just showing the stock graph in what direction to go"
they could already take down any projects they didn't like. it's their service after all
in this case they often are actually destroying them. they take them apart, beause it's easier to scan than to use a proper book scanner
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Revenue is already largely based on watch time, so if people click away after a couple seconds, you didn't really get anything anyway. Plus you tell the algorithm that your videos will cause a room of people to leave quickly