The best possible interpretation is that a company with 190,820 employees and a $4.40 trillion market cap refuses to do basic quality control.

But the more likely answer is that feckless Google executives have enthusiastically embraced corruption-fueled fascism at every possible turn.

Google AI Search Refuses To Sa...

I like Finnegan's expression

I installed some wall perches and a cat bed and the boys are enthusiastic

The best possible interpretation is that a company with 190,820 employees and a $4.40 trillion market cap refuses to do basic quality control.

But the more likely answer is that feckless Google executives have enthusiastically embraced corruption-fueled fascism at every possible turn.

Google AI Search Refuses To Sa...

I had somehow missed that Google CEO Sundar Pichai stood up to Trump's attempt to rename the Pacific Ocean

How brave!

Google won’t allow its chatbot to directly answer who won the 2020 presidential election (but other elections are fine, apparently).

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:ptwfknk5mn2c7mwpvjrfnoay/post/3myx246e2ms2b

I think it's endlessly "funny" how hostile these rich brunchlords all are to the humanities when they'd avoid so many rakes if they just had a few on staff educating them on what it means to actually be human

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:vtpyqvwce4x6gpa5dcizqecy/post/3myx4fbszad2i

"She thought it was perfect."

www.nytimes.com/2026/10/25/s...

every other state already signed their letter with restrictions attached, in part because telecom lobbyists have already neutered consumer protections in those states.

33 states and D.C. bar their utility commissions from regulating broadband. CPUC has targeted affordability and competition.

That means California couldn't enforce its net neutrality law, privacy law, broadband affordability and reliability requirements, or anything else giants like AT&T and Comcast don't like

Any bets on which side of this Gavin Newsom will fall on?

The Trump administration is telling California it can't enforce ANY of its telecom consumer protection laws if it wants to receive $1.4 billion in broadband grant money already earmarked by Congress in 2021

Tech academics are urging Gavin Newsom to find a spine and legally challenge the changes

Trump Administration Could Nul...

additional CEOs also said things!

Journalisms!

CEO Said A Thing!

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman shares h...

"Among the key 25-54 demographic coveted by advertisers, [Fox News] is headed for its lowest-rated month in a quarter-century, averaging a paltry 98,000 viewers."

the poor little darlings are keen to tune out from the mass suffering they created

Fox News Takes Jaw-Dropping Ra...

"Editors who spoke with WIRED stressed that they were not open to publishing bots, and WIRED wasn’t able to find evidence of AI agents successfully pitching stories."

RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:bp7gpg52wwxhhgrwoqcni3l5/post/3mywwhk3a2224

I'm not keen to defend China; I just think it's funny how a news industry professing to be working overtime to avoid bias uses this sort of nationalistic framing constantly where the U.S. isn't engaged in the same behaviors

only China does this sort of stuff, of course

The U.S would never

China’s snooping around Pacifi...

why it's almost as if wholesale corruption and a refusal to pass a privacy law or regulate data brokers poses a national security risk the U.S. government largely ignores because it's wildly corrupt and enjoys buying much of this data to avoid getting warrants

this Citizen-Lab exploration notes how this company was able to distribute zero-click malware via Discover-Tech across 120,000 websites and 75,000 apps

Exposing AdFection: How Discov...