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• Post #3178700

  Yes, AI is rubbish, it's official. The report finds that consumer use of AI is on the up, but it's hardly surprising when Google, Microsoft, and others don't give consumers a real choice! https://www.theregister.com/2025/10/24/bbc_probe_ai_news/

• Post #3178699

  RE: https://mastodon.social/@Richr/115655758611164282 This is absolutely incredible, and the way corporations should be thinking. Not about a fast buck, but about the incalculable good that can come from technology. Also a key reason why I think the BBC is so very important not only to the UK, but to society on general, and why they need to continue.

• Post #3178698

  @joeress I wonder what nukes look like with no clothes on....

• Post #3178697

  @joeress I'd but heard of this unspeakable nonsense, but I found thatthe BBC covered it recently. I like the quote "Moltbook is less 'emergent AI society' and more '6,000 bots yelling into the void and repeating themselves" https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c62n410w5yno

• Post #3178696

  @joeress looking forward to Donald Tubbs shouting "Twelvty"

• Post #3178695

  FFS IKEA. I'm spending bloody ages tearing these labels off my new crockery. 24 items with sliced/scored stickers. WHY WHY WHY?!

• Post #3178694

  @latenightlinux interesting view on Github Uptime pre and post AI adoption. Check it out. Could be a good chat for any of the shows, tbh. https://www.reddit.com/r/github/comments/1t65nhk/github_runtimeissues_beforeafter_microsoft/