Likewise.
95+% of the time I see a response like this, it's from one particular side of the political aisle. You know the one. Politics has everything to do with this.
>what the current administration has conceded to AI companies
lol, I unironically think that they're not lax enough when it comes to AI.
Not sure how we get to dismissing the teacher subreddit, to be honest.
But thanks for recognizing that Truth Social has a noticeable political leaning. So close, yet so far.
Yes, that is accurate.
>I guess their story would be worth listening to if it was posted on truth social instead?
No, I don't take anti-AI nonsense seriously in the first place. That aside, the main point here was that Reddit has a very strong political leaning. If anyone tried to insist that the politics of Truth Social is irrelevant, you'd immediately call it out.
Good luck navigating the world, I guess.
>Good luck navigating the world, I guess.
Thanks. And a hardy "F you" to you too.
I don't get the reactionary right's hysteria about Reddit. It's so clearly not true it's just silly.
It's like when my brother let my little cousin watch a scary movie and she had hysterics about scary things for days. Y'all tell each other ghost stories and convince yourselves it's real.
I really don't, honestly you're being so vague and it's such a bipartisan issue I can't piece together who you're mad at. Godspeed.
People don't like AI because its impact on the internet is filling it with garbage, not because of tribalism.