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Are we there yet?
Oh yeah. When Harper’s Weekly Review reported that, “A top U.S. military advisor told American soldiers that they should prepare to fight in outer space,” my first thought was, “Wait — aren’t they already in outer space?” And as I … Continue reading
Posted in AI, Capitalism, Corruption, Crime & Punishment, Culture, Journalism, Politics, Religious fundamentalism, Technology, The Facts of Life, Trumpism, War
Tagged AI, Department of Defense, Federal Research, George W. Bush, google, Harper's, Mike Johnson, New York Stock Exchange, Open AI, Pentagon, rocket launchers, Speaker of the House, Trump stock trading, Trump White House, US Constitution, US military, YouTube
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Have I mentioned my switch from Google to Perplexity?
From Harper’s Weekly Review: A man driving in Indonesia followed Google Maps directions off an unfinished bridge.
Posted in Technology, The Facts of Life
Tagged google, Harper's, Perplexity
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Much better than Google: Perplexity
I was fine using Google until I learned about Perplexity, the search engine of dreams. It’s motto is “Where knowledge begins.” Google’s covert motto is “Where an endless column of sites which may give you an answer but will also … Continue reading
Posted in Good Things Happening, Medical care in the US, The Facts of Life
Tagged AI, Beethoven, Beethoven's string quartets, google, Kol Nidre, Perplexity
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