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Never Forget
(lemmy.world)
My main concern is that, because the focus is primarily on making money, some young people might mistake entertainment for truth. The content creators are more interested in earning money and are willing to do whatever it takes to achieve that, rather than providing accurate discourse. In reality, this election is not a viral video, a TikTok challenge, or a source of amusement. It is a serious real-life event with significant consequences.
The other side of that coin is that society has been publicly parodying candidates since the beginning. So who am I to judge this new form of it.
Edit: This keeps getting brought up about how it’s already happening in the mainstream. I’m in agreement with that and thought my last paragraph broadly covers that acknowledgment.
We hope our kids are provided the education and tools to think critically when they are adults, but children ingesting financially driven politics on Chinese TikTok just hits wrong.
It argues that Biden enriched himself through his family’s business ventures and concealed his mishandling of classified information in office
Hmm. That sounds familiar. I could swear it was a different family.
A screen shot of twitter post, with a video. Lazy.
It’s an LLM with well documented processes and limitations. Not going to even watch this waste of bits.
It kinda feels like both. We are seeing his campaign machine at full speed, but for some reason it feels a bit broken. I guess we’ll see where everything is in a month or so.
Dare I say that it’s starting to feel like Trumps campaign is unraveling. A bit.
I don’t see it that way at all. This seems like a great way to increase their votes. It’s not like they are going to lose voters who were going to vote Biden to begin with.
No you don’t understand. Commenter was told these talking points. There’s no “thinking” happening here. 🐑
This is not for someone to daily drive. You’ll probably get better performance duct taping and raspberry pi to Bluetooth keyboard and 7 inch pi display.
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