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maybe i’m a bit odd for my reason but i don’t like their price model. that they try to price themselves like a mobile contract where things are cheap initially so you subscribe and then they get more expensive once you are in their ecosystem. no company that really cares to do right by users should do things like that.
and this despite them wanting to be a non profit company? i get that you still gotta make money of course but you can also do that by having one month and 12 month cost the same or maybe mostly the same.
and on top of this then there’s also that? this is the same browser and the same cookies i just once googled for their vpn prices and once i went over their general pricing page that started with mail pricing and then switched over to vpn pricing. i’m not logged in with them or anything.
one tries you to buy into a two year plan and the other into a one year plan but why do they even have two different types of trying to get new customers kind of deals and one is worse than the other? just makes me not like them.

Reisen@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•Was the Starbucks Korea 'Tank Day' fiasco caused by AI?English
18·4 months agono it wasn’t. but if they can blame ai they will.
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Technology@lemmy.world•An OpenAI model has disproved a central conjecture in discrete geometryEnglish
2·5 months agofor one, the term AI has become loaded and anyone using it has to know what kind of baggage comes with it. but for another this isn’t just anything with AI. it’s OpenAI specifically. this is not just a neat science thing it’s a company doing indirect marketing and whitewashing of their tech. trying to get a better image than what i and many think they deserve.
so yes people will not want to let this type of marketing and image whitewashing happen will downvote.
i hope this is the nuance you were missing. it doesn’t change anything on my dislike for this tho. as cool as it might be if you ignore everything else that surrounds this headline.
Reisen@sh.itjust.worksto
Technology@lemmy.world•M365 Copilot gets its own version of Claude CoworkEnglish
131·7 months agoi really could not care less
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Technology@lemmy.world•Copilot AI ‘Microslop’ Chat Ban Is Not Censorship—Says MicrosoftEnglish
121·7 months agothey are right. it’s their discord and so they make the rules. it’s not censorship.
but it is very much letting us know that it got under their skin. and so i will keep using that name everywhere i can

if the instruction is messy fuzzy human language to a system that was not coded instruction by instruction but got generated and trained then there never is a way to differentiate instructions from data if i’m not mistaken