@roonsopo@janhellriegel I reckon it's a sound way of finding talent. Better than than insular old party route. Why not? And to your premise, of course nobody wakes up in the morning thinking that... such things are never advertised, they're an institutional shoulder tap.
😂 So… the Gen Z'er in the office told me to do an April Fools.
“Go on,” they said.
“I think it’s too late,” I said.
“No it’s not,” they said.
“It’s past 12…” I said. ⏰
“So?” they said.
“If you go past midday… you are the fool…” 🤡
Not entirely sure they got it 😂
Anyway… who even needs to do an April Fools joke when the world is already one big laugh a minute 😜🌍✨
@chrisluxonmp@anwaribrahim More performative PR. I see Soutyh Korea ( which supplies 51% of our fuel) has intriduved domestic price caps and is protecting its own supply before taking care of anyone else.
@DoctorLemma There was a famous ad in NZ in the late 90s for an insurance brand which was pretty much this scenario. 'Party at Kelly Brown's'. Pre-social, but escalating chatter
@heynavtoor This is well known behaviour in AI agents. Apollo Research published a peoper on it last year and found all the LLMs resorted to "in-context scheming" ie. actively deception