
Nate Hake
@natejhake
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Travel blogger. Founder @travellemming. Nomad since 2016. Advocate for independent publishers & against Big Tech censorship. 🇺🇸 🇺🇦
Joined February 2022
Serious question: if "AI is the future," how are the economics of that supposed to work for human creators and the open web? . Generative AI culture encourages shortcuts & "easy-buttons". That's what the hype is about! . But genAI culture ALSO discourages those who do the hard.
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RT @alexeheath: monopoly business is a booming
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Now, the two giants are collaborating on AI.
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RT @JOEBOTxyz: Some call it "Christian techno-optimism.". I call it ChristGPT. The ape of the image of God.
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RT @ichbinGisele: "OpenAI is a $500B company. It sells software products to people and those products encourage users to harm themselves. S….
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RT @gaganghotra_: Freedom of choice is important!.We should not let Google just impose AI Mode as default on users rather having it as a ch….
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RT @MrEwanMorrison: "Transhumanism" was a term first popularised by the biologist Julian Huxley (Brother of Aldous - Brave New World). He w….
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RT @ichbinGisele: “I think it ended up really being a real problem because ChatGPT probably delayed me getting serious attention.”. 🔗 https….
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It’s shocking how many digital marketing/SEO gurus preach the importance of “authentic content” … but then use AI images for their articles.
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RT @JKBustertruster: My piece in today’s NY Times:.
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The message to other companies is plain: It pays to break the law.
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RT @robyn_shapiro: Important piece from @JKBusterTruster in @nytopinion: “The game isn’t over… My advice: Shoot the damn puck.” . Courts mu….
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The message to other companies is plain: It pays to break the law.
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RT @homemadehooplah: AI chatbots are officially "publishers" now, eh?.
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RT @jason_kint: Major news. Google filed late last night in Federal Court that “the open web is in rapid decline.” Their exact words.
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RT @ichbinGisele: “So while we wait for this thing to cure our diseases and solve climate change, it’s replacing us in the workforce.”. The….
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Worth noting this particular prompt came FROM A GOOGLER (screenshots in case they delete) . Google *wants* users to use its AI models to infringe IP!
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RT @jason_kint: Also, search ruling doesn’t shut the door on publishers. It arguably sets stage. Monopoly power - proven. Pubs aren't able….
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@thefox In June Google exec said "the web is thriving" . Today, Google's lawyers said "the open web is already in rapid decline" .
Google VP of Search, Nick Fox, questions the CTR studies done on AI Overviews and says the web is thriving. John Mueller also echoed that the web is thriving
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đź‘€WOW: Google's lawyers just told a court "the open web is already in rapid decline" . Remember, in June Google Search exec @thefox said "from our point of view, the web is thriving" . Was Google lying then, or is it lying now?.
But wait, what is Google's side of story as they also just posted their 25 pages. Google states (this is news by the way)."the open web is already in rapid decline".which IMHO is a pretty rich claim considering Google has dominated distribution, design, monetization of it. /10
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RT @jason_kint: OK all ye people depressed Judge Mehta didn't order Google broken into bits this week. I'm here to cheer you up. DOJ has it….
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RT @ednewtonrex: The $1.5 billion settlement in the Anthropic copyright lawsuit is historic - the biggest ever copyright case payout, $3k e….
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Publishers & web creators, pay attention đź‘€. Here's Google (again) admitting it's dependent on our sites -- NOT the other way around. Google didn't build the web, we did. If Google wants to reimagine the web around AI, we can & should demand control & compensation!.
@Sadie_NC Agreed — some of these results aren’t great. This is actually a difficult and long-standing technical challenge for all search engines (you can compare results on others). That’s because search engines reflect how things on the web are labeled — they rely primarily on the text
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