Before this story, I had no opinion on Perplexity.
Now I hope this product dies in a fire.
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Before this story, I had no opinion on Perplexity.
Now I hope this product dies in a fire.
Wow, replacing striking staff is super illegal in France and I'm sure using AI instead of workers would still be a slam dunk in front of a court. I'm shocked that this isn't outright banned there.
The US president fired striking workers and 50% of the population want to go back to then.
The U.S. political Overton window being where it is today, I'm pretty sure it's much more than 50%
Well it is generally believed to be much less but based on turnout 50% are reaganites.
i bet something will go wrong.
That is a FANTASTIC idea because AI is KNOWN to be SUPER STABLE and REALLY GOOD at what it's Designed to do! NYT will save a TON of Money fixing their DailyAI instead of Paying Workers!
cool, never using them again
I guess thats enough perplexity ai for me
Eww.
fucking scab. and I liked perplexity too. won't be using it again.
What could possibly go wrong?
Of course the one fucking service that's actually useful for me acts like this... Ig I gotta find an alternative now...
Have you tried Kagi? It gets you access to Claude Sonnet, ChatGPT, Llama, Mistrel, etc.
I haven't actually, I'll check it out and maybe add an edit to this comment. I have actually tried two others though, I found then via alternativeto:
Both of these are pretty great candidates, they both have quality content formats and are somewhat more comfortable to use than perplexity in their unique ways, mainly due to minimalism. A drawback of both are that they are slower to answer but not excruciatingly slow.
Does it do what Perplexity does?
Cross picket lines? /s
So he's an industrial scale scab.
And there it is, the actual reason the owning class are jizzing themselves over AI:
Finally they never have to worry about their underlings ever again, now they truly are everything and as self-reliant and self-made as they always told everyone from private school.
Cool. That's bound to work out really well. I mean, what could possibly go wrong?