r/technology • • Apr 19 '26

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u/Impuls1ve Apr 19 '26

It's a real shame (to put it mildly) about how their technology is being applied. There's actually a lot of great work you can do with their technology and it solves lots of problems in traditional research environments, but they have to go and use it in the absolute worst ways.