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Is AI hated? Pretty much everyone I know in the real world uses it regularly. I don’t think anyone particularly loves it either, most just see it as a tool like any other as far as their day-to-day interaction with it goes.

Only really seen virulent hate for it online. Even my IRL artist friends are pretty blasé.

Chinese people use AI the same as anywhere else.

I don’t understand, even if a bunch close, it just means that now there’s only one station within a mile of your house rather than four. Maybe this creates some irritation for ICE car drivers but I can’t imagine there’s any real anxiety.

Why does it matter if it’s actually intelligent? What does fact that the name is technically a lie meaningfully change if people still find uses for “AI”? Just kinda feels like a gotcha.

The point is that it’s HK, which people here are generally happy to critique for a whole variety of reasons, and not ‘China’.

I’m not ‘canceling’ anybody, I’m refusing to materially support them in any way beyond the minimal amount I was doing prior and letting people know in case it’s also a red line for them.

You shouldn’t be materially supporting streamers at all anyway while people who actually need to money exist.

That said I’ve also gambled on the races in HK, so not really my place to criticise.

China has One Country, Two Systems. They allow racing and gambling because they allow HK to be autonomous, for better or worse. It’s illegal on the mainland.

What is Hassan’s excuse?

Find it kind of weird to include Xi Jinping’s face in this. Like you’d never see non-political news from the west include references to national leaders. I don’t think it’s the tweeter’s intention but I do think it contributes to the stereotype that the CPC controls the minutia of everything that happens in the country.

True pretty much everywhere no, to greater or lesser extents? Bigger cities hoover up culture, both because money attracts it and then because artists and the like want to be around others like themselves, leaving smaller urban areas or rural areas to be relative cultural vacuums.

Honestly found it even more noticeable in developing countries like China. Smaller cities, even with millions of people in them, have little cultural beyond KTV and Mahjong and hotpot, because art and music and creatively-minded young people in general all end up moving to Beijing and Shanghai and some of the more lively provincial capitals.

I’d say western Europe does on the other hand avoid the trap, just because it’s been wealthier for longer so there’s been time and money to invest in culture in smaller spaces. China will follow this trend in the few decades I’d imagine, the US maybe not.

It literally says in the post that I find it humiliating to be promoting my podcast.

Then why do?

Trying to make money from this community seems kinda ehh

That’s the unofficial official podcast, easy mistake to make.

The single good use of ai would be to combine these images and create a picture of this Man.

I’d agree with you like 5 or 10 years ago, but I feel like bluetooth just works now. I was a wired headphone hold-out until like a year ago when I thought I’d treat myself to a pair of airpods and they’re honestly fantastic. My bluetooth speaker is pretty seamless too, never has trouble connecting to either my phone or my computer.

Eh, the UK doesn’t have the same issues with social conservatism as the US.

There are significant problems that might encourage people to pack up and leave, but they’re more gender-neutral.

I had a Jianbing burger at a burger store in China once. Had the crispy whatever-it-is and real jianbing sauce. Was pretty tasty.

But the real Chinaburger answer is Roujiamo.