The Enshittificator - a Norwegian documentary about the life of an Enshittificator and how the Internet and AI has enhanced his productivity. https://vimeo.com/1168468796
The Enshittificator
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Hello Bluesky. I'm here because Meta doesn't want me. Looking forward to post unfiltered, unhinged and un-whatever stuff here. Tell your friends!
Hversu lélegur þarf maður að vera í íslensku til að fá vinnu sem fjölmiðlamaður?
This is pretty wild. The number of earthquakes we had so far today (and yes, there is also an eruption).
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Af hverju kemur ekki á óvart að á sama tíma og varaforsetinn vill engar hömlur þá er ríflega helmingur svara AI um fréttir með rangfærslur. www.ruv.is/frettir/erle... www.ruv.is/frettir/erle...
51% svara gervigreindarinnar um fréttir innihéldu rangfærslur - RÚV.is
Helmingur svara gervigreindar um fréttir og fréttamál innihéldu villur og rangfærslur. BBC gerði rannsókn á hvernig gervigreindarforrit miðla fréttum.
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How the Yamaha DX7 Digital Synthesizer Defined the Sound of 1980s Music
How the Yamaha DX7 Digital Synthesizer Defined the Sound of 1980s Music
There is a lot of creatively revised history in the Netflix hit show Stranger Things, and I’m not just talking about extra-dimensional monsters and Soviet scientists under shopping malls. There’s also...
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Benedict Cumberbatch Reads a Letter to a Man Blow-Drying His Balls at the Gym. If you need a comedic break from our dystopian days.
Benedict Cumberbatch Reads a Letter to a Man Blow-Drying His Balls at the Gym
We have featured Benedict Cumberbatch reading letters by Kurt Vonnegut, Alan Turing, Albert Camus, and Nick Cave, along with passages from Kafka's Metamorphosis and Melville's Moby Dick. It's all pret...
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