Wow who would've thought that listening to voters' concerns about the economy, acknowledging their fears, and promising real change to address the most important issues facing them would be a viable way to win elections!
missingno
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In a representative democracy, we don't just vote for policies that can be separated from their politicians. We vote for politicians.
Scrapers aren't using the LLM to scrape. They just gather data the old fashioned way, by spoofing a web browser. Then the LLM can use that data, but that step comes later.
Doing this just makes you sound like a Homestuck character.
You are deliberately going out of your way to miss the point.
Did you read the very next sentence? I made the hypothetical intentionally extreme in order to make a point.
There are lines that need to be drawn. If a neo-nazi says they want to push neo-nazi policies in the name of defeating Trump, nope, still not letting them in the tent just because they said they're trying to beat Trump.
And if you can agree with that extreme hypothetical, then it just becomes a debate over where we draw that line, not over whether a line should be drawn at all. I think for a lot of people, "leftist infighting" is something that's only bad when other people do it, because they drew the line in a different place from you.
Getting a little less hypothetical here, I don't think it's acceptable to throw LGBTQ people under the bus in the name of defeating Trump. Even if you want a big tent, you're still stuck with a conflict on whether that tent should include LGBTQ people or Gavin Newsom. I'd rather have the former.
We have almost four years to find a better nominee than Gavin Newsom. I am positive that we can do better than him.
There are valid arguments for and against, but I really don't think the word 'authoritarianism' is at all applicable here.
Does Takopi's Original Sin count? Definitely not one for kids.
If I'm commenting on an article, I'm not just talking to the person who posted the article here. So it doesn't really matter who posted it.