This saves you from nothing.

While making money is a big game, it's not the only game. Your thoughts and actions leads to behaviors off your computer. This is why we see all kinds of political spam and propaganda to affect your choice at the ballot box.

As long as we assume that the html web doesn't completely die and remains significantly larger, it will always remain the biggest target for those kind of activities. Better to have a potential target of millions, than a target of hundreds or thousands.

Depends what you're targeting. For example targeting a much smaller self select group of 'computer experts' for a watering hole attack of one type or another is a great way to get in to some juicy systems.

If a system is machine readable and writable (which AI is fastly increasing this definition) you must assume that not only can you be attacked, you must assume that you are being attacked.

Gemini is an anti-intellectual artistic project that forbids interactivity and rich media like inline images, which massively increase learning and comprehension. If you're looking to learn, you'd want to avoid Gemini (and Gopher, which has similar restrictions).

Gemini has interactivity, it just needs to be server side. Of course it is limited but that is the point. I'll take "anti-intellectual artistic project" over "cesspool of lowest common denominator" any day.

Server-side interactivity is clearly not what anyone means by "interactivity" - you're intentionally twisting the usage of words.

> I'll take "anti-intellectual artistic project" over "cesspool of lowest common denominator" any day.

If everyone else thought like you, humanity would be set back millennia.

Not to mention that it's just flat-out insane to discard the massive amounts of educational content and knowledge present on the internet just because it happens to also contain some undesirable content.

This mindset is not one that we want to spread throughout our society, full-stop. Gemini is a threat to human progress.