lol please enjoy.

[andycarolan@social.lol]

@peter Oh yeah… he really did lol

[theservitor@sigmoid.social]

@peter

The children, they do NOT yearn for the mines lol

[andycarolan@social.lol]

@peter Wow

[johannesstarke@norden.social]

@peter Great!

[knutson_brain@sfba.social]

@peter
More cost-benefit analyses?

[bbbhltz@framapiaf.org]

@peter

Same vibes

[rubixhelix@kolektiva.social]

@peter let them eat cake 2026 edition

[babble_endanger@freeradical.zone]

@peter why would I care what a billionaire has to say lol what a silly speech

They should have hired a speaker who did something good and wasn't just lucky

[muddle@infosec.exchange]

@peter businessfreude, did you say?

[fedithom@social.saarland]

@peter that's heartening to watch and hear.

Maybe the kids ARE alright.

[tootbrute@fedi.arkadi.one]

@bbbhltz @peter Elon Musk sitting in the back: I was saying boo-urns.

[adipoeserpursch@troet.cafe]

@peter I'm 56 and hate this shit, too.

[peteriskrisjanis@toot.lv]

@peter wow, they are absolutely blind and out of touch, are they.
I mean, what he tried to achieve here?

[holliek72@mastodonapp.uk]

@peter Not another one. There was that woman the other day who was giving a speech about AI at a graduation, and she was surprised when she got booed from the start.

[mimesatwork@wandering.shop]

@peter Not enough tar and feathers, or rotten tomatoes

[kaito02@mastodon.social]

@peter I wonder if watching only the first two cuts is enough to get the full context of this... I don't like watching extreme cringe

[branwen74@mstdn.social]

@peter This sounds really hopeful. The booing that is not anything the entitled prick has to say.

[oliver_schafeld@mastodon.online]

Guy who made 43 billion dollars admits having made the world *worse*, is stunned at people's reaction.

Be evil and brag about it.

https://www.forbes.com/profile/eric-schmidt/

[mtconleyuk@mastodonapp.uk]

@HollieK72 @peter
I usually don’t think much of Arizona, but the kids there have it figured out.

[neutronstar@infosec.exchange]

@peter
We do now…

I can say that I was on board with AI at first, like around GPT 2 and 3. Why, you may ask. Well, it was an interesting proof of concept, never saw it as anything more. And I also wasn’t as educated on AI compared to now.

Then rich douchebags starting shoving it down our throats and trying to earn a profit from it. And I lost all interest in it to the point I’m against it. (There’s also some further context which is too much for a single post imo. What I can say now is that I am, for the most part, )

Thanks for the video and let me say, I am proud of that crowd. And of that rhyme I made just now