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[Unknown Soldier]

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/03/microsoft-stock-ai-foundry-sales.html

 

[Boo Who?]

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/03/microsoft-stock-ai-foundry-sales.html

 

[Crayon]

We switched to ms at work and the copilot integrated into office seems to be useless.

 

[wolffy66]

No, this will be like video phones or flying cars. It seems futuristic but just doesn't happen.

Video calls certainly happen.

And flying cars are probably gonna happen. I think Musk plans on revealing Teslas sometime soon

 

[Unknown?]

Video calls certainly happen.

And flying cars are probably gonna happen. I think Musk plans on revealing Teslas sometime soon

I meant in the way that it was envisioned. Video phones came out and died. It wasn't until smart phones with apps where it was possible and it only became a thing because it was more applicable than some landline video phone.

Anyway, it probably will be a thing but not how it is currently. Currently, AI doesn't do much for society.

 

[wolffy66]

I meant in the way that it was envisioned. Video phones came out and died. It wasn't until smart phones with apps where it was possible and it only became a thing because it was more applicable than some landline video phone.

Anyway, it probably will be a thing but not how it is currently. Currently, AI doesn't do much for society.

It probably does more already than we know. Peoples jobs are getting replaced by it, it must do something.

I think its done important things like solving protein folding already. I'm sure much more is happening already.

 

[manfestival]

I don't understand this thinking. You are human, are you not? Don't you have the free will to choose whether you want to engage with it or not?

The c-suites who are pushing this right now, in workplaces, are being impulsive, if that's what you're talking about. The arrival of modern AI is just a fashionably convenient and timely event to justify layoffs, after substituting people and their function with AI, to increase the bottom line. They're contributing to a bad work ethic and environment by force pushing this, as far as I'm concerned. Its become a headless chicken race at the expense of their workforce. It has caught some competent people in the cross-fire too. I have a feeling this rush is going to blow back in some places, immensely, like the eventual and careless collapse of General Electric.

Silly human assuming we have free will. Explains why you don't understand.

 

[Hypereides]

Silly human assuming we have free will. Explains why you don't understand.

My bad. I assumed you could think for yourself.

 

[Neon Xenon]

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/12/03/microsoft-stock-ai-foundry-sales.html

We switched to ms at work and the copilot integrated into office seems to be useless.

Every time I need to open my work email, I have to look at that stupid shit. Thankfully, I can just move along into opening Outlook (for now).

 

[Crayon]

Every time I need to open my work email, I have to look at that stupid shit. Thankfully, I can just move along into opening Outlook (for now).

Nice avatar!!!

 

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[Neon Xenon]

Nice avatar!!!

Thanks! The Marauder is my favorite BattleMech, hands down. Used to be the MadCat (only natural, with how many covers it has been on), but after a Tex Talks BattleTech episode on the Marauder, I had to get one in MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries. Which I should get back to at some point.

 

[manfestival]

My bad. I assumed you could think for yourself.

No, we have AI for that.

 

[Crayon]

Thanks! The Marauder is my favorite BattleMech, hands down. Used to be the MadCat (only natural, with how many covers it has been on), but after a Tex Talks BattleTech episode on the Marauder, I had to get one in MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries. Which I should get back to at some point.

Tex!!!

IIIIIIII'm gonna whup somebody's asssss.