What’s Next for OpenAI + Binance Is Binanceled + A.I. Is Eating the Internet

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The New York Times

Technology

4.5 • 5.2K Ratings

🗓️ 1 December 2023

⏱️ 65 minutes

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It’s full steam ahead for the tech world despite, well, everything.

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0:00.0	I don't know if you saw this Kevin but I posted a picture of myself in the airport.
0:04.6	Yes. When I was recording the emergency podcast and this image has haunted me ever since.
0:11.1	I saw someone texted it to me because it went viral on
0:14.2	Reddit you were like on the front page of Reddit and it was it did not identify you
0:17.8	it just said like basically like look at this weirdo podcasting in the middle of the
0:22.0	San Francisco Airport.
0:23.4	It's a subreddit called I am the main character which is about people
0:27.2	behaving inconsiderately in public and it received over 2,000 up votes and the
0:32.1	title was just Airport Podcaster.
0:34.3	Which I think we can all agree is one of the worst kind of podcasters.
0:39.5	Yeah.
0:40.5	Even worse, after it had this moment on Reddit, it then went over to X Elon Musk's notorious hate platform,
0:48.0	where it received over 13,000 likes from a person who said,
0:52.0	I would crop dust this dude so hard.
0:54.8	Do you know what that means, Kevin?
0:56.4	Someone was threatening to fart on me, okay?
0:59.8	These are the kind of risks I'm taking to record this podcast, and it's got to stop and it's out of control.
1:05.0	So, I did, my favorite comment on it was like,
1:10.0	imagine you land at San Francisco Airport and the first thing you see is a tech podcaster
1:14.9	podcasting from the gate.
1:16.4	Welcome to town!
1:17.4	I'm Kevin Moose, a tech columnist for the New York Times.
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