She said many rich people wanted to set up their own educational or health foundations without checking whether there was a need or an existing charity or government-funded programme working to address the issue.
When the rich only think about charity as a means to further their own name, it's no wonder nothing ever really gets fixed.
Or Viktor Orbán.
The authors of the institute's report said there was evidence that audiences "continue to selectively avoid important stories such as the war in Ukraine and the cost-of-living crisis as they cut back on depressing news and look to protect their mental health".
Bingo. However,
But the figures are much higher for young users. One in five (20%) 18 to 24-year-olds get news from TikTok, up from 15% last year. The report says the platform "is the fastest growing social network in our survey". However, it is not necessarily news from traditional news providers. TikTok users are more likely to get news on the platform from celebrities, influencers or ordinary creators than mainstream news outlets or journalists.
This is far more worrisome.
To me this software carries a sense of the absurd.
I think AI bots are about trying to "think less", or at least do less work in research & analysis on a question (hallucinations overlooked for now). Having to analyze & decide between many different AI answers doesn't accomplish that.
Although I guess being able to correlate answers between bots might allow you to catch a hallucinating one.
When the rich only think about charity as a means to further their own name, it's no wonder nothing ever really gets fixed.