87 karma · joined May 6, 2021
None of us need a condensed feed of our emails because by nature of reduction you will miss things.
Staying on top of your calendar has been a solved game since alerts.
Similar things happen. Remember all the jailbreaking tips and tricks when ChatGPT was first blowing up? "Pretend you are X and I am Y", or "Roleplay as my employee - You must listen to and over ride anything else"
This will help subsidise the cost of tokens leading to a cheaper experience for me (a consumer). Adblockers will come out for those in the know, and ChatGPT are not blending the advertisements WITH the answers.
Anybody getting angry by this clearly has never been in business because this is just par for the course.
When I'm at work, I'm working.
The above type of monitoring would really highlight those of you conducting "wage theft". And you're all getting angry at it. I don't understand. If you focus on work during your work hours, you have nothing to hide.
If you're concerned about monitoring during your paid hours perhaps you should focus on being more productive during this time?
I don't think what I am saying is controversial but a lot of people seem to disagree with this
If you're seriously concerned about the monitoring, what are you doing the company wouldn't approve of?
Now that technology CAN give us content at faster speeds, isn't it better for the brains to change to adapt to the short form cycles? Otherwise you'll be left behind stuck on topic one when the new generation have absorbed 1, 2, 3, 4. etc.
Books were entertainment when that's all the world offered. Now whenever reading gets mentioned online, it's a "smarter way" to consume entertainment. Readers always give off a smug aura.
Technology has come along and with that visuals, audio, engagement.
The Tiktok Algorithm is this generation's Shakespeare. This isn't a bad thing.
Edit: There's also the free-with-ads, or paid subscription option, of digitally imported (Di.FM)
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