maybe as a resistance grifter? but i dont see him doing that.
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never seen it helpful to anyone, except for the people wanting to do the layoffs. most of the time it gives misinformation to people looking for abstract-to-reality ideas.
memisrized? dont you mean hypnotized, and is in a honeymoon phase.
looks like a great/longbow.
and its also grown in specific, tropical environment. aka most of it comes from africa, madagascar, and south america. so you cant really grow it in a temperate country like the usa. its not like those other ornamental orchids that are sold, those easy to grow.(most orchids are endangered in the wild, because of theier fungal symbionts specificity).
its about him using AI, i dont see how him being white has anything to do with it. also by the way alot of stem PHD/scientists tends to be white males/poc males predominately in general, so you get more of them in many academic instituitions. he isnt making mysgonistic content, or stereotypes of other races.
only recently are women mainly gen-z, are getting ahead at the undergrad/MS level for some stems, and thats with significant preference and support system in schools for them over men.
seems likes barely useful outside of medical field too. in that article/study, they had to use alot of scans from different people, and doctors reviews to even get a "diagnosis", seems like a fluke they even found the "surprise cancer". i dont think patients/ people are ready to let an AI diagnose people, on off chance it makes a fake diagnosis,. which is why we barely hear stem use of it.
content producer, usually around science stuff.
everyone know mariska hargitay got pretty tired of the show, she had to be paid a ton to come back. they shouldve just done spinoffs at that point.
so much that there is even a sub for "isthisAI, thirstrap" posts.
ive heard alot of posts subs about it, they are basically just graduating learning to use AI to bs through the whole degree and wonder why they arnt getting jobs, or they arnt learning anything, plus writing peer-reviewed papers?