Bold assumption

Since so much of that training data is Reddit, and Reddit mods are some of the most degenerate scum on the internet, the models bake their biases in.

Almost everyone in ecom is running every ad network integration they can, no matter the source of traffic.

So if you click a Facebook ad, load a website, enter your information/checkout ALL of your information goes to every other network they integrate with.

You might never use TikTok, you might have every Facebook domain blacklisted, but when you clicked on a Google search "result" (ad) and checked out everything about your order was sent to meta/tiktok/applovin/400 other "networks" via S2S APIs.

Until this is made illegal, the incentive structure will ALWAYS push marketing departments to do this.

A space race.

*In fully reusable first AND second stage configuration.

An expendable starship would double the tonnage.

The white coats are far from blameless here.

It'll all be rather funny in retrospect.

Plus, despite marketing begging for the WYSIWYG interface they actually weren't creative enough to generate new content at a pace that required it.

We massively increased conversion rates by going full native and having 1 Engineer churn out parts kits/kitbash LPs from said kits.

Scale for reference: ~$10M/month

How are those cookie consent popups working out?

Even when I’m forced to go back to Reddit, all the niche subs I follow just post back to X links where the actual discussion is happening.

“They do it for free”

People would post rule breaking content and say “clean it up janny”

He eventually won but they were threatening him with huge penalties for nonpayment and he had to get a lawyer.

But… we do?