Looking back on the progression of Elon Musk comments on full self-driving🚗

I hate to admit It, but this website is giving me exactly what I need right now: an endless stream of Game Two commentary

I laughed at the concept of an AI boyfriend, but Orchid Bertelsen makes a REALLY compelling case here: ondiscourse.com/ai-boyfriends-…

The college trio we wanted vs the college trio we needed

Love this, but my Knicks Mount Rushmore is Starks/Ewing/Mason/Oakley.

This current team might surpass those four guys.

This was WILD

the knicks are not a bunch of dogs. they are hyenas. they pick fights with bigger scarier animals, paint their faces with blood, and laugh maniacally while doing it.

Is AI here to save us from our chaotic and cluttered digital lives?

It can help but…

Read Anthony here on the limitations: bit.ly/3vVekmC

Welcome to the show. Starring: Your life.

This is what R/GA's Michael Olaye says the next Internet will be built on: bit.ly/4aYtxC5

There seems to be this common trait for a certain type of tech people whose company has a public failure or gets negative feedback on a product feature or release is it's never fully their fault.

The press isn't fair.
The public isn't fair.
Why can't you be more positive?…

This is a post was written by human @Saneel Radia on AI and the innovators dilemma and narrated by AI Saneel Radia: bit.ly/3PLDmLI

The checkmark has become a badge of shame and he now wants to force people to wear it

This is so pathetic

.ON_Discourse takes to the road for our next installment of Internet 2025.

On April 17, we bring together business leaders, tech entrepreneurs and investors in one of our favorite cities, Nashville to host a debate that aims to define the risks, opportunities, and requirements…

Are algorithms flattening culture?

Last week we hosted business leaders, investors, media execs, founders and entrepreneurs for a heated debate on the topic of algorithms and the future internet.

During the event we author of Filterworld and The New Yorker Staff writer, Kyle Chayka…

Oh look, another lunatic thinks it’s a crime not to purchase ads on someone’s terrible website techdirt.com/2024/04/05/jim…

Reuters News gets paid $325 million guaranteed every year for the next 30 years.

Thomson Reuters generated $6.8 billion in revenue last year. Net income was $2.7 billion.

X isn’t even profitable. It generated 2.3 billion in ad revenue last year, way down from prior years.

The blue checkmark became a negative signal once you could buy one.

Someone’s desperate to bring relevance back to this place but that ship has sailed.

Kudos to Jennifer Ablan and Pensions & Investments breaking big market moving news today >>>