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>>18746441

The dollar is dead.

>>18746443

Fox News’ Biggest Rival Predicts Massive Windfall From Tucker’s Abrupt Departure

https://dailycaller.com/2023/04/24/fox-news-biggest-rival-predicts-massive-windfall-tucker-departure/

>>18746441

I love you, anons!

>>18746444

>ANONS HAVE TO REMEMBER PROPAGANDA AND THE LAW OF NUMBERS, GET BACK TO FACT CHECKING PROPERLY

I like your trips but what are you saying?

That the kids are propaganda?

That the kids didn't steal the flag?

That the kids don't care, they just like chaos?

Not sure it matters.

>>18746342

Muh list is way moar than 2k, but point taken.

Do the Bush prediction that we chase them down and lynch them hang them after conviction.

Disclaimer: Since the marxist rogue FBI still wants to haul people like me in for preceived violence when I just want justice, I have altered my statement to reflect muh feels better.

Fuck you 7th floor and your rogue underlings.

Y'all have the right to remain silent.

Anything you say can and will be used against you in an uncomprimised court of law.

You have the right to an attorney if you're able to find one without a conflict of interest.

We're going to drain your bank accounts and make you sell your homes to afford the fight.

And cancel your gofundme while confiscating your ill-gotten gains first.

Uh, it's tactics you're familiar with so don't act suprised.

You're going to leave this world the same way you arrived.

Shirtless and poor like a motherfucker.

>>18746438

https://youtu.be/JxLb3Yqqds4?t=1342

AI being trained on human-generated web content

A recent analysis of Google C4's data set has revealed it culled data from the internet, and much of the material was personal, proprietary, and in some cases taken from an "offensive website."

Recent developments in AI, especially in chatbots such as ChatGPT, have brought the technology closer to more human-like behavior, such as writing code for a different AI bot, passing the bar exam in the top 10 percent, and tricking a human so that it could pass a CAPTCHA test designed to weed out programs posing as humans.

The capabilities of AI are a result of the program's ability to intake large data sets, the main source of which is data AI culls from the internet. The Washington Post recently began researching which data these AI pull, as it originates with human beings who created and uploaded the material. It found that much of the data is personal, proprietary, and in some cases consists of "offensive websites."

As AI mimics more of a human being's manner, the investigation has delved into programs similar to ChatGPT, where the GPT stands for generative pre-trained transformer, which is a large language model data and code architecture. Developer OpenAI has not disclosed the data sets its application has used in its evolution.

The Washington Post, along with researchers from the Allen Institute for AI, broke down the data set from Google's C4 information that was used to train Facebook's Large Language Model Meta AI (LLaMA) and Google's T5 Text-to-Text Transfer Transformer.

Many websites used by the next generation technology could not be properly categorized because their origin points were scrubbed from the internet. Five million sites remained for scrutiny as to what they contributed to the AI's data set.

"The data set was dominated by websites from industries including journalism, entertainment, software development, medicine and content creation, helping to explain why these fields may be threatened by the new wave of artificial intelligence," reports the Washington Post.

The number one website that the AI has learned from was patents.google.com, which contains patent information around the world. The second was Wikipedia, an online encyclopedia that can be edited by anyone, often resulting in wrong or biased information. The third was subscription-only digital library scribd.com.

Also high on the data set list was b-ok.org, "a notorious market for pirated e-books that has since been seized by the US Justice Department."

Websites that "raised significant privacy concerns" included coloradovoters.info and flvoters.com.

Kickstarter.com and patreon.com were high on the list as well; both sites provide examples of art made by humans, that the machines are learning from, to generate their art simulacra.

"The Post's analysis suggests more legal challenges may be on the way: The copyright symbol — which denotes a work registered as intellectual property — appears more than 200 million times in the C4 data set."

https://thepostmillennial.com/ai-being-trained-on-human-generated-web-content

Had planned to stay off the net today- got irl (deadlines)

However, just heard about Tucker; so, thought I'd recommend, if anon's missed it, to give his Friday night Heritage Foundation speech a watch. This clip is only 20 minutes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebG2POkoHgU

>>18746448

And I U

>>18745953

thought she was dead, bitch needs to go away and just DIE

>>18746454

Fairly certain 2024 will tell Americans of all colors and races who the bad guys are.

>>18746457

I’ve read more headlines about ai in the past two months…. Seems deliberately sped up.

>>18746196

This >>18746204 , when a club member say "our" they are talking about themselves and not you.

>>18746433

Further proof all major cities would benefit by having their own rage room to "let it all out".

#23002-B

>>18746078 Blinken meets with Turkmenistan Foreign Minister

>>18746084 Jeremy Carl: Lemon will now host "Don Lemon Tonight" - TRUE or FALSE? DIG CALL

>>18746090 Missouri has a bill re products designed to alter the human genome

>>18746100 Livestock and mRNA Vaccines: What You Need To Know

>>18746104 PDJT: Good News: “The dumbest man on television,” Don Lemon, has finally been fired

>>18746111 Mike Pence Vows To 'Tell The Truth' During Testimony In Jan. 6 Probe

>>18746135 Fox Corporation sheds $930 million in market value after announcing Tucker Carlson is leaving the news network

>>18746146 Tweets from FOX, Newsmax, CNN

>>18746150 The Bee: Tucker Joins "The View"

>>18746156 Credit Suisse Denies Omissions in a Nazi-related Probe

>>18746178, >>18746284 Liz Crokin on PIZZA in the news on Tucker and Trump media, clockfag weighs in

>>18746195 Kinzinger is talking about Roy Epps like he's a personal family member - weird

>>18746202 Haitian Citizens Stone 13 Suspected Gang Members, Burn Them Alive

>>18746218 Brigadier General Pat Ryder briefs reporters on the evacuation of U.S. embassy personnel and Americans from Sudan

>>18746235 LIVE: Demonstrations over pensions in Paris during a national cross-sector strike

>>18746242 Greenwald: there was extreme, even fundamental, disagreements between Tucker and Hannity on the Ukraine war

>>18746247 Tuckers 4/21/23 show on patriot news - on the H laptop and Russian disinfo

>>18746259 Letters to Trump just went to #1 on Amazon!

>>18746267 John Kerry nonsense on climate change

>>18746282, >>18746296, >>18746306 Antony Blinken DIG, con't.

>>18746290 Tucker Carlson's executive producer Justin Wells is also out at Fox News, @maxwelltani reports

>>18746294, This "expert" Andrew Tyndallis not at all a media specialists, he's a gossip columnist, so of course Bloomberg quotes him Tucker Carlson Leaves Fox News in Shakeup After Settlement - BLOOMBERG

>>18746304 Shadow home affairs minister James Paterson has called on Labor to ban government advertising on TikTok

>>18746316 Shell will depart Comcast

>>18746321, >>18746326, >>18746338 PAC stats on Ryan

>>18746418 WARROOM - Episode 2682, see @ 18:22

>>18746433 China using robots for med exams? Woman smashes robot in a hospital there

>>18746444 THIS IS ALMOST A FERAL KIDS SCHOOL IN TORONTO

>>18746458 Tucker at the Heritage Foundation

#23002-B

FINAL

BAKING

BAKING

BAKING

Hi iq anons can berate FOX

low iq soros shills can curse FOX

1-888-369-4762 is the number for Fox News…

>>18746444

>GET BACK TO FACT CHECKING PROPERLY

I see a freak with a flag and a lot of teenagers cheering someone up who is ripping this fucking flag apart! What facts do you want? (and if I am right, a mother in the middle of it, laughing at the freak without that fucking flag!)

Tucker left to be Trumpy's VP

screenshot this.

>>18746183

Yes.

Power Over Profits: Here’s the Dirty Little Secret Behind the Media’s True Business Model

October 18, 20201/3

Tucker Carlson’s prime-time Fox News show, Tucker Carlson Tonight, has shattered record after record to become the highest rated cable news program in television history. On any given night, Carlson’s must-watch program draws nearly 5 million Americans to the television set — a truly astonishing number we may never see again.

Tucker Carlson's TV ratings this week are insane.

Viewers by day:

Monday: 4.747 million

Tuesday: 4.727 million

Wednesday: 4.861 million (!!!)

Thursday: 4.74 million

We might never see level of domination like this on TV ever again. Tucker is unstoppable.

— David Hookstead (@dhookstead) September 25, 2020

According to an analysis by iSpot.tv, Tucker Carlson accounts for 16 percent all ad revenue at Fox News. And during the six-month period of February through July of this year alone, Tucker generated $37.2 million for Fox News and smashed the competition.

Looking at the entire six-month period, SMI says “Tucker Carlson Tonight” pulled in $37.2 million as the best Fox News prime-time performer. Right behind was “The Ingraham Angle” ($36.6 million) and “Hannity” ($36.2 million). MSNBC’s top show was “The Rachel Maddow Show” — $20.8 million, while CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time” and “Anderson Cooper 360” tied with $19.1 million.

[MediaPost]

The historic popularity and profitability of Tucker’s show raises a simple, yet important question:why have none of the major networks, including Fox, attempted to copy his success?

Wouldn’t the fabled “marketplace of ideas” dictate a certain convergence toward the topics and styles that draw the biggest audiences?

Perhaps the ad boycotts aimed at Tucker have scared off would-be copycats. But this simply raises the question of why companies would leave money on the table by refusing to advertise on television’s most popular cable news show. Something is off here, and it suggests that the media industry does not work according to a simple profit motive.

What if the true goal of a media conglomerate is not to produce a reliable and entertaining news service tailored to its audience, but rather to influence that audience on behalf of third parties? What if the purpose of a media company is not to be profitable for its own sake, but influential for the sake of others?

Business models aren’t always what they present themselves to be. Movie theaters make money not from ticket sales, but from concession stands. Airlines likewise need to sell tickets, but they make more profit from frequent flier rewards programs. Supermarkets are increasingly big data collectors for insurance companies.

Users of Google, YouTube, and other internet/social media services might think of themselves as “customers,” but they are actually the product, as those services collect detailed data on users and sell it to third parties for advertising purposes.

The Washington Post provides a clear example of a media company’s true business model.

Readers might recall that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos purchased the Post for $250 million. The paper is of course notoriously biased against Trump, even by the standards of today’s mainstream media. This may be good for business and it may not be — but ultimately this is not what matters. What matters is that the Post is directly or indirectly profitable to its owner, Jeff Bezos. If it lost money, but influenced the public or other important constituencies in a manner that resulted in greater success for Amazon (a company 10,000 times its size), it would still be a worthwhile investment for Bezos.

We can generalize this principle by noting that the parent-subsidiary model is very common in business. Any given subsidiary does not have to be profitable in its own right so long as it benefits the parent company. In the case of The Washington Post, there is a clear “parent company” in the person of Jeff Bezos. But even absent the existence of a formal parent company, one can think of the American power structure itself as the true “parent company” of any sufficiently large and powerful media conglomerate.

Although in some cases this is a metaphor, it captures a very important feature of how the media and our country function. For a media empire operating at the highest levels, the influence it wields on the public’s mind is far more valuable to the ruling power structure than any self-contained profit that could be generated by optimizing their news product to suit the taste of the audience.

https://www.revolver.news/2020/10/free-market-vs-marketplace-of-ideas-tucker-carlsons-stratospheric-ratings-teach-us-that-the-media-is-about-influence-not-profit/

>>18746242

Hannity probably worships Zelensky.

>>18746470

breads at 570

>>18746473

No way. Cap this.

>>18746409

Amen, Amen & Amen!!!!

>>18746451

he loves another guy.

>>18746455

Trust me, just when you think its bad it gets worse.

FRESH BREAD

>>18746487

>>18746487

>>18746487

END OF BREAD PLEASE MIGRATE

>>18746484