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Thanks to everyone who made Anthropic #1 in downloads over ChatGPT last week! Fucking dumbasses

why would anyone pay money to listen to polly toynbee?

like you folks really are so tedious.

you completely misinterpret something someone says and then go on a pisser about it.

no it isn't bcos im not saying anything remotely close to that.

you dorks have no reading comprehension.

'just a dumb reply guy'

oh i see.

jesus.

yes actually it is as a result of their decision to use 'ai'.

pls don't reply to me again.

Labour moved into Downing Street with a vision of national renewal and collective security. But despite some worthwhile achievements, the narrative surrounding this government has more often been about its supposed failings and internal conflicts. Declared the ‘most unpopular PM ever’ at minus 57%, how will Starmer rescue his relationship with disillusioned voters and his own fractious MPs? After standing up to Donald Trump over Greenland, has Starmer’s ‘keep calm’ diplomacy reached its limit? What will be the fallout from the by-election in Gorton and Denton, in which Andy Burnham was refused permission to stand? And does anyone have a strategy to beat Reform? The Guardian columnist, Gaby Hinsliff, will chair our panel of Guardian columnists including Polly Toynbee, Rafael Behr and Zoe Williams. Join us as they discuss Keir Starmer, the Labour party and the upcoming May byelections. They will also be answering your own questions. You can join this event in-person at Conway Hall, 25 Red Lion Sq, London, WC1R 4RL, or via the livestream. Tickets are £35 to attend the event in person, or £15 to watch it online. See tickets for further details.

£15 to turn your brain in to soup.

nobody is making that sleight of hand.

we're saying the military should not be using ai. we're blaming the military for being that irresponsible.

ai shouldn't have been used in the first place.

that's the point.

An AI hallucination of outdated info just murdered 175 little schoolgirls

what the actual fuck

They aren’t smart. We aren’t being beat by geniuses. We’re being beat by our own inert system and the bigotry they run as a meta communication, that we collectively refuse to adress in almost EVERY ASPECT OF AMERICAN SOCIETY

correlation/causation

men are lonely and nobody knows why.

there's research backing your assertion too.

And as someone who closely monitors both websites I can assure you that X is a right wing radicalization pipeline, including for people who consider themselves smart and progressive, while Bluesky is just an overwhelming left leaning platform. Those are very different things.

I’m so tired of seeing people bash Bluesky for being an echo chamber when X is an actual intentionally constructed echo chamber that is demonstrably radicalizing people across the political spectrum who still use it

How did Hugo Rifkind educated at a £50k per year private school and son of a former Tory cabinet minister get to write for the Times with such drivel? Guess we’ll never know. Add him to “can be replaced by AI”

im not unaware that he ran as a progressive. i don't need a reminder.

she's almost as stupid as wes streeting.

His standard look when he meets a person of colour and/or a LGBT person. Uncomfortable.

yo @lucympowell.bsky.social,

if you give me £40, 000 me and my family will piss off.

id love to leave this far right shithole of a country labour have created but im poor so im stuck here. 40 grand would do nicely.

I'm sorry but wtf is this

'a party leader should remain ignorant of the way policy affects vulnerable people.' - shabana mahmood

They really copy pasted the anti disabled rhetoric huh

he's such an embarrassment.

does @hugorifkind.bsky.social think keir starmer has good foreign policy stances? 🤷‍♀️

does he think kemi badenoch does?

does he think nigel farage does?

btw there is no 'right side' of this war.

that's something rifkind can't comprehend bcos to him everything is basically team sports.

Left can’t resist being on wrong side of a war Whether it’s Jeremy Corbyn or Zack Polanski, their foreign policy stances terrify voters outside core supporters

what makes me laugh about columnists like @hugorifkind.bsky.social is the following:

- they have no idea what the foreign policy positions of either corbyn or polanski are. it's literally jus 'centrist' vibes

- they have never met anyone outside of their little social circle

columnists are hated