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Do we know what AI startup? I think its important for people to know when they do business with that startup.
by polytely 2mo ago
Do we know what AI startup? I think its important for people to know when they do business with that startup.
- dqv 2mo agohttps://symbolic.ai/team https://symbolic.ai/team
- formerlurker 1mo ago“The first AI platform created for professional journalists, communicators, and publishers.” It’s quite ironic that he went on to cater to communicators after harassing bloggers.
- dylan604 2mo agoDream a little dream of the world you want, then be prepared for the alarm to go off to rejoin the real world. An insignificant number of people care and while everyone else does business with anyone as long as there's benefit for them. As exhibit A, I present all of history
- JumpCrisscross 2mo ago> As exhibit A, I present all of history History shows tiny effort pays off massively. To the extent you have a point, it’s in people creating elaborate excuses for lazy nihilism across time.
- lovich 2mo agoI wonder if Captain Boycott would agree.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Boycott https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Boycott
- dylan604 1mo agoMany of the worst offenders have survived boycotts because people don't care enough to change habits. They may vocally state their support of a boycott, yet continue to use the services of the boycott target. (It's easy to change your avatar on the socials as a virtue signal, but it takes effort to actually follow through.) Walmart, Amazon, etc have all survived boycotts but they have not been hurt nor changed their ways. The number of people that have permanently boycotted these places are insignificant. For example, personally, I no longer have a Prime account and do not shop at Walmart. Neither company notice. Even if all of the readers of HN stopped using either service, neither would be affected in a significant way even if they did notice.