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Noticing a lack of details on what exactly Microsoft supposedly did...?  Looks like a typical Musk lash-out when things aren't going his way.

 

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In reference to OpenAI using Twitter data to train ChatGPT?

https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/19/23690216/elon-musk-microsoft-ai-lawsuit-threat

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https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/21/23692449/elon-musk-twitter-government-funded-media-labels-removed

 

Twitter is removing the "government-funded" labels from NPR/PBS/BBC ... and it is removing the labels from propaganda outlets like RT in Russia and Xinhua in China as well.  The page that used to explain these labels is also gone.

 

Also, now that "legacy" verified blue checkmarks are being discontinued and removed, Elon Musk is giving out blue checkmarks to some celebrities who didn't want to pay for them...  (Wasn't the whole point of this new system to supposedly level out the playing field for everyone?)

https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/20/23691831/twitter-blue-verified-celebrity-lebron-james-stephen-king

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Twitter is apparently happy to give you a free blue check, if you are popular enough ...

Even if you're dead.

https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/24/23695534/twitter-blue-tick-verification-dead-celebrities

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Not directly Twitter related, but Tesla/Musk related.

 

Apparently, the new approach to dealing with past statements that come back to bite you is "I don't remember saying that" followed by:

 

Tesla lawyers claim Elon Musk’s past statements about self-driving safety could just be deepfakes

https://www.theverge.com/2023/4/27/23700339/tesla-autopilot-lawsuit-2018-elon-musk-claims-deepfakes

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7 hours ago, Etern4l said:

 

Twitter policy states that logging in once every 30 days should be good enough to keep your account (presumably, regardless of whether or not you post).  ...I've had my account for 12+ years and it has 0 tweets.

 

So.  "Reverse special treatment"?

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5 hours ago, Aaron44126 said:

 

Twitter policy states that logging in once every 30 days should be good enough to keep your account (presumably, regardless of whether or not you post).  ...I've had my account for 12+ years and it has 0 tweets.

 

So.  "Reverse special treatment"?

 

I am calling BS in their policy, just wanted to entice people to interact with the platform. They have no real incentive to delete real user accounts. 

In theory they should be identifying and deleting multi-accounts and bots, but again, not clear they want to do that. Content is content, and free speech for bots too (might want to stay on their good side before Starship is ready for the ultimately hopeless evacuation of the select few to Mars). 

 

BTW I'm abandoning the use of "likes", upon the somehow only recent realisation that it's one of the key tools social media use to promote unhealthy user dependence on the platform.

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https://www.theverge.com/2023/5/11/23517090/elon-musk-twitter-ceo-replacement

 

Looks like Twitter has a new CEO, and "she" will start in about six weeks, but we don't know who "she" is.

Musk is staying on, "overseeing product, software & sysops", so I wonder how much will really change...

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7 minutes ago, Aaron44126 said:

https://www.theverge.com/2023/5/11/23517090/elon-musk-twitter-ceo-replacement

 

Looks like Twitter has a new CEO, and "she" will start in about six weeks, but we don't know who "she" is.

Musk is staying on, "overseeing product, software & sysops", so I wonder how much will really change...

 

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Twitter's US advertising revenue plunged 59 percent year over year during a recent five-week period,
 

While Musk bought Twitter for $44 billion, he told employees in March that its value was $20 billion. A new analysis by Fidelity suggests the now-private company's value has dropped further, to $15 billion.
 

The NYT also said it talked to six ad agency executives who "said their clients continued to limit spending on the platform. They cited confusion over Mr. Musk's changes to the service, inconsistent support from Twitter, and concerns about the persistent presence of misleading and toxic content on the platform."


https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2023/06/twitter-us-ad-sales-plunged-59-and-internal-forecasts-are-grim-nyt-reports/

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I am legitimately curious what Linda Yaccarino saw in that job opening.  Like, what is the potential upside in applying for, let alone accepting, that position?  Elon is a famously difficult boss, and Twitter has well-publicized problems.  Sure, if she can lead Twitter to success, it'll be a great accomplishment, but what makes someone think, "CEO of Twitter under Elon Musk is the job I was made for"?

 

On the plus side she can hardly do worse than her immediate predecessor, Elon Musk... but that's probably not the criteria for success.

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why on earth is he changing something so drastically when people loved it just the way it was. like if I have a bike I wouldn't try to create a new type of circle lol. like a square tyred bike. hes basically doing that....not so smart after all

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1 hour ago, ryan said:

why on earth is he changing something so drastically when people loved it just the way it was. like if I have a bike I wouldn't try to create a new type of circle lol. like a square tyred bike. hes basically doing that....not so smart after all

Twitter was pretty universally acknowledged as worse than YouTube comments.

 

Also IIRC Twitter has a new CEO now?

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1 hour ago, Reciever said:

Twitter was pretty universally acknowledged as worse than YouTube comments

thats strange I heard twitter was worth over 60 billion dollars. so your saying a company that grows from a few thousand dollars into billions and billions is actually doing something wrong? how big is your company?

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The way this worked I imagine is the new Twitter CEO checked with Elon and they decided to lock guests out of the platform for some reason (clearly, they are hoping to force people to log in more, and believe this will have some benefits that outweigh the loss of traffic).

If it doesn't work out, Elon will complain about not being able to do everything himself properly and fire the CEO person; if it does work out Elon will be going around saying he hired the smartest person possible as Twitter CEO lol

 

Elon's record so far justifies his firing himself as the CEO:

 

Twitter value keeps falling under Musk, now worth a third of what he paid

 

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4 hours ago, ryan said:

thats strange I heard twitter was worth over 60 billion dollars. so your saying a company that grows from a few thousand dollars into billions and billions is actually doing something wrong? how big is your company?

You are not only shifting goal posts, but playing a different sport altogether.

 

I didnt speak to Twitters Financial worth at all. If you want to go that route, youtube, not the parent company is around 180 Billion in 2022

 

 

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So anyone using Threads? In 24 hours 50 millions users. Looks like people are fed up with Musks Twitter. It's not available in EU but I sideloaded the app and it's working fine.

 

Twitter wants to sue Meta because of intellectual property now. They are in damage control. The same intellectual they fired when musk came😂😂😂🤣🤣.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Etern4l said:

Yeah, you couldn’t make this up -  the baby scumbag is complaining the fired “useless” people went ahead and launched a competing product elsewhere….

This is such an on-going wild ride...

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