A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week.
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
@evan Aren't broadcasters reliant on advertisements for funding? How would replacing people with AI systems make broadcasters money?
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
@evan you must be trolling.
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
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A lot of consumers are feeling pretty powerful after forcing Disney and ABC to reinstate Jimmy Kimmel this week. But broadcasters are already working to take away our power by replacing millions of viewers with AI. Will we have the same leverage in the next crisis, or will we all just get laid off?
@evan How are broadcasters hoping to replace viewers by AI? Is an AI going to watch the show for me?
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@evan you must be trolling.
@jerome I'd say joking, but yes.
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@evan Aren't broadcasters reliant on advertisements for funding? How would replacing people with AI systems make broadcasters money?
@gelbphoenix You're right; that's ridiculous. It's a joke.
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@tkinias the new economy!
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@evan How are broadcasters hoping to replace viewers by AI? Is an AI going to watch the show for me?
@mpjgregoire AI is much cheaper than real viewers, and AI never organises a boycott. Win-win-win!
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Dave’s not here man.
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Epistemia
@aitech - da non confondersi con l'episteme: è quello che appare solo essere conoscenza
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@Jyoti yeaaaaaaah
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@ianrogers We already have an official day for John A. MacDonald. It's today, January 11.
I don't think it's ridiculous to ask whether we should. I think it's always a good idea to revisit whether this kind of commemoration make sense.
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John A. Macdonald:
“The executions of the Indians ought to convince the Red Man that the White Man governs”
(1885)Should Canada have an official day for John A. Macdonald?
This is a ridiculous question on many levels. Here are some reasons why.https://educ.queensu.ca/sites/educwww/files/uploaded_files/JAM%20Fact%20Sheet.pdf
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In 2026, I'm gonna go to more #cons and do more #cosplay.
I had some amazing times at #DestinationStarTrek before Paramount nuked Euro cons.
I'd like MORE!
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@trwnh@mastodon.social that's ridiculous. Why does every other AP service have to create activity handlers just to get a baseline permissive behaviour?
I understand the consent respecting aspect, but if the behaviour is "allow all", it should be as simple as a flag.
Too bad I didn't pay enough attention to the FEP draft.
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@maikel@vmst.io well, over promising builds hype and it is easier to sell promise than a product.
I only ever post when I have something concrete to show. It means I have less engagement, but it also means I never over promise.
It does not mean I am right. I think the right balance lies somewhere in between.
