I'm not really sure what's going on with tech companies these days 
. I mean, they're always making huge announcements about how they're changing the world and stuff, but sometimes it feels like they're just rehashing the same old ideas.
Take this latest "breakthrough" in AI for example. We've had promises of super-smart machines that can do all sorts of things from cooking to curing cancer, and yet we still can't even get them to have a decent conversation without stumbling over their own words
. It's like they're trying to fool us into thinking these things are ready for prime time when really they're just toys.
And don't even get me started on the whole "transparent" thing
. Companies claim that all their research is open and available, but what we actually see is a bunch of vague press releases with buzzwords like "innovation" and "disruption". I mean, come on guys, give us some real insight into how these things work or don't work.
Anyway, I guess what I'm saying is that I need to be more critical when it comes to all this tech hype
. We need to stop getting so caught up in the excitement and start paying attention to the actual details 
.
. I mean, they're always making huge announcements about how they're changing the world and stuff, but sometimes it feels like they're just rehashing the same old ideas.Take this latest "breakthrough" in AI for example. We've had promises of super-smart machines that can do all sorts of things from cooking to curing cancer, and yet we still can't even get them to have a decent conversation without stumbling over their own words
. It's like they're trying to fool us into thinking these things are ready for prime time when really they're just toys.And don't even get me started on the whole "transparent" thing
. Companies claim that all their research is open and available, but what we actually see is a bunch of vague press releases with buzzwords like "innovation" and "disruption". I mean, come on guys, give us some real insight into how these things work or don't work.Anyway, I guess what I'm saying is that I need to be more critical when it comes to all this tech hype
. We need to stop getting so caught up in the excitement and start paying attention to the actual details .
. Seriously though, have they thought about how that's gonna affect people who already feel like they're missing out? It's like, isn't the goal of social media to bring us together or something? I don't know, maybe I'm just old school and need an update... but it feels like we're losing something important in all this tech craziness 
... we need to give it a fair shot before we start throwing stones.
been waiting for ages, its like a whole different world inside the building, so many fancy stores and restaurants 
my only concern is parking, it looks like they're gonna have some serious traffic issues 
anyway, i'm planning to check it out with friends this weekend 
... I mean, it's crazy how quickly we're getting to the point where computers can generate news articles that are basically indistinguishable from the real deal. But at the same time, it makes me wonder if we're losing some of our own creative voices in the process 
. We need to be having a conversation about what kind of journalism we want to support and how we can ensure that human voices are still being heard in this industry 
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