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[BarleyTheBurr @BarleyTheBurr]

“What are your thoughts on AI?”

Well…

[Testeri @Testeridota]

@RianAnderson25 auch das wäre nicht antisemitisch

[Liam Nissan™ @theliamnissan]

I love how there's a separate Superbowl halftime show just for the pedophiles

[narklos.bsky.social @narklos]

#halflife

[𝘖𝘯𝘺𝘹𝘏𝘰𝘰𝘱𝘴 @OnyxHoops]

.@elonmusk I fucking hate you. There’s no amount of hate that can surpass the hate that I have for you. You are a scumbag of a human. A traitor to humanity and a criminal hellbent on ruining America. You will rue the day when everyone will know how sick and incomprehensibly evil you truly are. I hate you bro. I be genuinely hate you. You’re a terrible father. A terrible husband and a terrible human. You may have the money but what are you without it? Fuck you and I HOPE you never find peace in this life and in the hereafter.

[˚⊹ ݁ nikk @runtohorizon]

being anti ai right now feels like being one of the few unbitten humans in a zombie apocalypse

[Hedgie @HedgieMarkets]

🦔Microsoft finally admitted that core Windows 11 components have been malfunctioning for months, affecting the Start Menu, Taskbar, File Explorer, and System Settings. The problems started with the July 2025 cumulative update and got worse with each monthly patch through October. The company only officially acknowledged the issues in late November after months of user complaints. Back in April 2025, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said 20% to 30% of the company's code was written by AI.

What Broke
The issues stem from complications with XAML components, the framework used for building Windows interfaces. Users report unresponsive Start Menus, vanishing Taskbars, sluggish File Explorer, and erratic System Settings. Social media flooded with IT professionals describing hours lost troubleshooting. Gartner estimates software bugs like this cost global enterprises billions annually in lost productivity. Microsoft recommended temporary fixes like resetting apps or rolling back updates, but those are bandaids. A December 2025 patch is promised to actually fix the problems.

My Take
In April, Microsoft's CEO bragged that AI was writing 20% to 30% of the company's code, with the CTO saying he expects 95% AI-generated by 2030. By July, the Start Menu stopped working. Maybe there's a connection between letting AI write a third of your code and your operating system breaking in ways that take four months to even acknowledge. One software engineer said "Microsoft's push for feature-rich updates seems to be outpacing their testing capabilities." When you're laying off engineers, having AI write your code, racing to integrate Copilot into everything, and maintaining a monthly update schedule, something gives. What gave was the basic functionality of the operating system. The features people use every single day just stopped working while Microsoft was busy announcing how much AI was writing their software. They knew it was broken for four months and only admitted it after the complaints became impossible to ignore.

Hedgie🤗

[Zane Little @zanelittlemusic]

durrrr chatgpt

[cas • I CAN RETURN BY DEATH!!!!!! @radioactivloser]

“So then I asked ChatGPT-“

[ُ sushi ibushi 𖣂 @svhibe]

more accurate

[Tiberius @tiberiusfiles]

If it’s “pineapple belongs on a pizza” yes

If it’s “burning children alive is worth it so Jews can have an ethnostate” then no

[may okiwont @FARTKNOCKER2k]

i understand this dude's plight now