Mood:

Every clown you trot out to support your proposed selling off of our land is getting bodied. Read the room.

First it was our kids had to many toys, now we have to many holidays. 🤦‍♂️

Why didn’t he tweet this on Columbus Day?

Think of all the bad politicians we've had since Theodore Roosevelt and none of them tried selling national parks.

Essential AI stole content by disregarding the copyright notices in the data it scraped to train its models. Just like all the other data thieves have done: ✔️ Google’s Gemini is a content thief. ✔️ OpenAI steals people’s intellectual property. ✔️ Meta’s Llama can’t hide the

Im sorry but “the people crave less holidays” is actually cartoon villain stuff I had to double check this was real (it is)

If you believe they’re going to build affordable housing in the rural Rockies… I have an iceberg in Arizona to sell you, or a Nigerian Prince who wants to meet you.

More of AI's criminal activity at work.

Many sites that used to be free (APIs, etc) are now charging based on usage because of this - in part because they see it as a revenue opportunity but also to blunt the cost of these bots scraping data at an industrial scale.

Bill Gates is the largest private farmland owner in the United States. - One of Mike Lee’s biggest donors is Microsoft. Harlan Crow is a billionaire real estate developer. - Harlan Crow is one of Mike Lee’s biggest donors Blackstone Group is a private equity firm that invests

Horse. Stable Door. Bolted. Etc... But do tell me again how creatives should just suck up the government handing over our copyright to the AI bros and be totally reassured that they've "heard you loud and clear'"... 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ theguardian.com/media/2025/jun…

Guys if they are going to start selling off Public land in a pinch, they wont just stop there. They never stop once they start pilfering an asset. It starts with Public and and ends with National parks. When you have people like Mike Lee saying "I prefer blackrock own public

It’s a little suspicious how we magically have a population crisis (not enough people) and a housing crisis (too many people) at the same time

The BBC has threatened Perplexity with legal action for training on its content without permission. BBC: “Perplexity’s tool directly competes with the BBC’s own services, circumventing the need for users to access those services.” Exactly. Perplexity said the BBC’s claims were

In hindsight, with Google constantly trying to make "conversions" the primary selling point as their AI robs everyone of traffic, their insistence of kicking everyone off UA to conversion-foced GA4 makes a lot more sense.

This 👇

Totally agree. And the fact that those of us who speak about the many problems of AI are a minority doesn't help at all. Not that there is a majority in favor of AI (there isn't), but most people just don't discuss AI at all. Society has internalized silent acceptance.

Already experiencing this, so I'd agree.

"This lawsuit is not just about defending our company's reputation; it's about standing up for fairness, truth, and accountability in the age of artificial intelligence.”