Paid advertising though? How is it I get Facebook adverts for drugs, with pictures of the drugs, or fake money, from BLUE TICK advertisers? Obviously zero review, LLM or human.
How is it that with paid advertising they can't have one human or even a savvy LLM in the loop spend one single CENT's worth of time reviewing the adverts?
Black holes on Earth are created not in large hadron colliders, they are in human minds.
This just isn't true. Giant numbers of small companies out there doing just fine.
It's only if you need investment that it's hard, because the government sets a floor on what you should expect on a return with the bond market. So a business taking money has to promise a return greater than what the government will just give you.
15% may be hyperbolic but there seems to be a percentage of growth that exists where the company is still perceived as failing.
As a result, it varies based on performance relative to expectation, as well as a wide range of external factors.
A large enough simultaneous spike to reset expectations though, and all the sudden investor expectations switch to ‘lose the least money’.
Notably, the ones who expect/require this up and to the right are generally things like mutual funds, pension funds, and other institutional investors.
You know, the ones who Grandma (or Mom) relies on to not be eating dogfood in retirement.
Also Billionaires.
They're just happy they get money, don't care if it screws their users. The users aren't their customers...
There's a reasonable argument that user generated content platforms can't survive being held liable for the crimes of their user. However, the advertising is a much smaller volume of content and they're making money directly from it.
City names is probably enough but you can still allow ads from two the same businesses in the same city.
With domains it is even more obvious. No need to pretend everyone could be the nyt.com
1. reporting such advertising doesn't do anything,
2. nor the reporting of accounts that are directly soliciting such in messages,
3. nor policing of instagram accounts whose entire profile is just photos of drugs with instructions on how to buy them
It's farcical. It's also standard for these accounts to have tens of duplicate accounts which only differ by an incremental number after their handle.