Often there's a piece of media that absolutely Shakes me to my core and completely envelopes my life and brain and once I finish it I'm stuck in a void till eventually I find something else equally spectacular to fill it essentially this is a magnum opus list
@SWlRLYEYES Is that account for the boomers whose love it? It's easy for younger generations to be against it, but as people get older I find they are more enraptured by it. There is ultimately more older people than younger people. Or how about the children who are playing AI games?
@SWlRLYEYES So a small subsect of the population boycotts it, but a much larger population uses it quite frequently, which one will they be more inclined to listen to.
@SWlRLYEYES That's the funny thing about it right? Seems like no matter how we kick and scream it's coming For society, if we want to or not. Surely tweets won't stop it. Government seems hell bent on it continuing. So what is there to do. How do you stop society from continuing it's use?
@SWlRLYEYES One question once a week on my commute to work is nothing. A drop of water in the ocean. It'll ultimately not matter when there is a sea of hardcore AI users out there.
@SWlRLYEYES True and that's something I've come to terms with. Ultimately asking it dumb questions while I can't actively search up the answers is small potatoes imo.
A police chief in Georgia used Flock's cameras to track his ex-girlfriend and her teen daughter nearly 600 times. “Don’t worry I’m not tracking you or some weird stalker shit," he texted her. After his arrest, he committed suicide.
He's one of 50 cops we found misusing Flock: 🧵