There's also been no actually interesting written output from the chatbots. There's been ~impressive~ output, but not interesting in any way.

Matt Stoller He reconciled the anti-racism and pro-slavery positions.

This was quite evident yesterday, as every Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives voted against a bill to ban junk fees. Thankfully the Democratic majority helped it pass. 'Republicans are objectively Pro-Junk Fees' via The American Prospect

Google blocks some California news as fight over online journalism bill escalates ow.ly/oXq9105ph62

Wow that’s huge

An incredibly lawyerly statement from Sparkle Sooknanan about whether or not she was lead counsel for hedge fund Puerto Rican debt holders, despite her own law firm saying she 'led the team' and being listed on court documents as counsel of record:

The Fed bailed out trillions in investments including junk bonds, juiced the housing market through trillions of mortgages and yet the argument is inflation is due to $1500 checks send to families.

My baby daughter tries to grab everything and put it in her mouth but I’m told she’ll eventually age out of her private equity stage.

According to the US Government, the cost of health insurance in the US has declined 15% over the last year and is 3% lower than it was 5 years ago. The most absurd number in CPI?

Jean-Pierre sounds a bit like she's disavowing the Antitrust Division's case against Apple. Just so incoherent and embarrassing.

The FTC is concerned about an overlap among merging entities Synopsys and Anasys, particularly the software for certain chip designs, as well as software for designing lens in smartphones. (ht The Capitol Forum)

What type of people get the hammer from Garland and Monaco?

Brave whistleblowers!!!!

The contrast with corporate criminals is STARK. prospect.org/justice/2024-0…

REPORTER: Biden's DOJ is currently suing Amazon and Apple — so why were executives from those companies at the White House State Dinner yesterday?

KARINE JEAN-PIERRE: 'We invite an array of folks'

The American Bar Association is rewarding Jacqueline Corley for ruling against the FTC in the Microsoft-Activision case by making her feel important in front of her peers. The whole legal establishment is lawless and gross.

Shame on Coors

BREAKING: Amazon CEO Andy Jassy doesn't like being regulated. theverge.com/2024/4/11/2412…