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The carousel of albums or album whale?
@kaa but he must be somewhere?
I also updated my entry on @hutaffe ’s 🔗🎵 AlbumWhale … finally.
@combatdavey how good would that be.
If that reply ever makes it into the wild, I wonder how many would read ‘rubik’ and wonder that cubes had to do with media literacy?
@joapen.com exactly - though as Wardley writes - tread with care - if at all …
> They are complementary tools, not a replacement for each other nor something that can be mashed into a “holistic” view (except in the mind of DALL-E which kindly created the image which makes no sense whatsoever).
> Every time you feel the urge to mash these frameworks into one all-encompassing ubermensch framework then just look at the DALL-E picture and stop. They are different but complementary. A diversity of viewpoints is not a bad thing.
@combatdavey critical thinking would indeed be a good addition to a school’s curriculum .. maybe we could have the department of education mandate it’s intro ….. oh wait.
@Munish I’d seen the TechCrunch .. which doesn’t explain why openAI is a better owner .. it just is implying it’s different .. cos it’s ai ..
I would suggest that open AI could build their own browser for a lot less money than buying chrome .. so they aren’t buying the browser .. they are buying the installed base and the distribution and control of the eco system … and somehow being part of openAI who need a browser is going to serve the public good better than having it stay with Google.
Does not compute.