The sabotage narrative did feel weak when I was listening to Natasha Bernal talking. Its probably not sabotage, its just their data is wank and the employees aren’t paid enough to care to fix it.
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Thats wild, I’m used to zero rating on basic food goods in the UK. Unless its chocolate. That’s taxable. Unless its a chocolate cake, thats a basic food again. But a chocolate biscuit attracts tax. Which was the whole thing about jaffa cakes and their tax status was about. Its a cake, therefore a basic food.
Catering, Alcohol, confectionary, crisps and snacks, hot food, sports drinks, ice cream and soft drinks are taxed.
Its all a bit complicated, but the more you can imagine someone eating it in 1910 the more likely its zero rated.
Short of a botnet
Well, yeah. Or a browser extension that can be circulated.
Generating images and video are hella computationally expensive. requesting it to make millions of junk images will make a non-zero economic impact.
Its also why sora got killed off.
The carbon intensity wont make the product go away, but the economic cost will.
They wanted companies to normalise a dollar spend on tokens equivalent to half a dev salary per dev.
Gnome 3 was a fad anyway