Not so much an AI thing as much as an American thing. Americans and Israelis love doing that shit.
boonhet
joined 1 year ago
That's exactly what it's perfect for. If you go further and detail the intent of the project and give a high level overview of the architecture, it's even better at inferring what needs to be done without a bunch of expensive file reads and asking you repetitive questions
For subscriptions they use a black box metric nobody knows. For usage credits, tokens are very measurable.
The subscriptions are much cheaper than usage credits but have been nerfed in the past and will be nerfed again in the future
They use the captcha page to ddos Wikipedia so for some people it just keeps looping
It's also cultural. Country roads in my country are 90 km/h and unless it's dangerous, that's what you would do on them. Which means speed is lower than posted in tight spots and curves, but not normal roads.
And yet most people install gApps. Because Android without Google Play Services doesn't do everything you expect of your phone. This is intentional design to sell you on an "open" ecosystem that doesn't work without Google.
It's a closed source derivative. BSD license allows it.
They've never said their OS is free and open to everyone. It's never been a community project.
It might as well be if you're trying to do something it doesn't like. I created the registry entry in my VM and it still keeps turning itself back on.
They've done it in the past, it was investigated, they got fined, look it up. Same people leading the same companies, why would they not do it again? Pay a fine of a few hundred mill again to make billions? No-brainer.
Did you have an index of the entire Internet?
I'm assuming no. The crawl itself is pretty damn costly.
How do you feel about ads in your search?
You also don't need AI for it tbf