QuoteSomebody needs to turn it into a 3 minute video short on YouTube.
But only if they want to make the short as it would do no good.
When you ask a large language model a question. What is the capital of France. Answer: Paris comes back. I'm talking about one on my machine that is unharnessed. Not one one the web that is not inside chat software which knows all about you. A LLM running on my own video cards, the ones which generate article summaries at my behest. That arrangement. And helping me is more like it. People talk about AI replacing people, but with humans in the loop the reality is not binary at all.
Point is. Every time I use it on a new article I clear the memory so it does not remember anything from the last article. I think the same thing happens when people turn off You-Tube. Their memory gets cleared, and any snippet that is remembered is buried in the entertainment file.
The Illusion of the “Temporarily Embarrassed Millionaire”: How Capitalism’s Defenders Uphold Their Own Exploitation
Capitalism sustains itself by convincing the exploited that their hardship is temporary and success within reach, fostering loyalty among those it harms most. Through cultural hegemony, consumer illusions, and survivorship bias, it masks systemic exploitation, alienation, and structural violence as personal opportunity. The myth of upward mobility silences dissent, turning victims into defenders of a system designed to enrich few while sacrificing many.
* Generating the summary on my own hardware is one thing. The model I am using 'seems' free of bias, and I check that it is. Only summarizing, and not injection bias the way an online request does.