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“Evening News” (February 27, 2023)

Gastrointestinal Testing

 

WORLD

Stop ‘smearing’ China with lab leak narrative, Beijing tells US

 

Nigeria election 2023: As it happened

 

Twitter interferes with elections and suppresses election fraud in Nigeria by suspending BNN founder’s and wife’s account

 

Britain reaches deal with EU on Northern Ireland

 

“Muhammad” Is The Most Popular Male Baby Name In Galway City

 

Thousands in Berlin Protest Against More Weapons to Ukraine YT

 

Names & Faces of 150 Bilderbergers who controlled COVID Pandemic response

 

HEMISPHERE

Canada’s Freedom Convoy crackdown was not the last or the worst one

 

Does Cuba Have A Future? – OpEd

 

Photos: Inside El Salvador’s new ‘mega prison’ for gang members

 

 

Etsy Themes And Ideas

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NATION

We estimate 3% of the U.S. voter population is registered to vote in two states

 

How Reliable Are Your State’s Voter Rolls?

 

The Solution to Ballot Fraud

 

Supreme Court could strike down Elizabeth Warren’s consumer financial watchdog legacy

 

An Open Letter from Omega4America to ERIC Systems…

 

David Horowitz: An Open Letter to the YouTube Censors Who Cancelled My Interview 

 

Rabbani brothers leave Guantanamo Bay without charge after almost 20 years Mainstream

 

Index of Economic Freedom Reveals ‘How Fragile the World’s Economy Has Become,’ Even as Taiwan Rises

 

Woman with USPS in Cushing, Oklahoma allegedly attacked on daily route

 

Sundance’s Detailed Analysis Of The Multi-Faceted Sinola/Hobbs Accusations

 

Yes, that is correct, John Thaler claims he found out his wife Brittany Rae-Chavez-Thaler was the person behind the widespread fraud he was investigating while they were married.

 

John and Brittany are now divorced.

 

The love interest in John Thaler’s life is Jacqueline Breger, the forensic investigator who delivered the senate testimony.

 

Everything John Thaler and Jacqueline Breger are claiming may be true. However, the motive for them saying it must be made clear.

AI’s First Victim: The Search Engine

 

Google’s revolutionary search engine was one of the most significant developments in the history of the Internet. There used to be about a dozen different search engines, and they were all terrible. 

 

WebCrawler

Lycos

Alta Vista

Excite

Yahoo 

Ask Jeeves

Dogpile

Jump Station

AOL 

 

Anyone feeling nostalgic?  I didn’t think so.

 

Google arrived like a breath of fresh air. I don’t know why Google was vastly superior to its predecessors, but superior it was. Not long after its arrival Google mimicked Xerox’s noun as verb status. People no longer searched topics; they Googled them.

 

It’s an old story. A success becomes a monopoly, and the monopoly grows morphs into a fat, lazy bully. In the early days, Google would list two or three paid advertisers followed by thousands of nonpaying sites. 

 

Over time, non-commercial sites became harder to find. Obscure sites became harder to find. Sites that strayed from political orthodoxy got buried. There were and are other search engines. There are strengths and weaknesses to all of them but none of them have threatened Google’s dominance or livelihood. AI in general, and Chat GPT in particular, threaten both.

 

I don’t know when AI will start writing sitcoms, or devising original designs that you can race to the patent office or devise a better legal strategy than the Brioni-clad counselor. What I can tell you is that Chat GPT can outperform search engines on a jet engine to lawn mower scale.

 

Put another way, Alta Vista helped us find the needle in the haystack. Google gave us smaller haystacks. Chat GPT just gives us the damn needle. Google that.

 

Editor-In-Chief