I mean the basic “pay to read the newspaper” subscription normal consumers pay for. The issue isn’t that AI co’s have infringed copyright by downloading articles off thePirateBay or whatever. Even if content is *consumed* legally, there’s still a separate copyright question at play.
AND as a result, how students are no longer learning to think, reason, and synthesize. She's a science professor They have students conduct multiple experiments to review a product and determine if the product is ready for consumers. Things like: does product say what it says on the tin, is it safe
I was in a subreddit talking about something inane- straw bans, and how they’re harmful to disabled people, but the particulars were silly. Someone barged in to tell us that disabled people are consumers of capitalism and therefore deserve to choke. I think about that all the time. It was probably-
I’m not sure. I was just thinking about how social media narrows and divides us into consumers of algorithm-oriented content. I sometimes wonder what it’d be like if we asked each other questions after the manner of conversation, instead of hoping for a number of likes.
Absolutely. And I see that as part of the process of "the university" steadily conceptualizing itself as a business hierarchy that manages employees and consumers, rather than a community of scholars in which everyone involved has some level of membership
That's a good thing for consumers though. We should be applauding this ✊🏼
Nice! It’s good that other companies keep some competition in this market. Apple doesn’t need to dominate the market as that is bad for consumers.
The dock workers strike will hit, hurt, But as consumers of docker-worker goods We are responsible for their safety, too, So we shall abstain. Boycott. Picket. Sit in. Save our money, and Give back to our unions. Fair practices and Safety regulations matter to Every person regardless of citizenship.