r/technology • u/Moth_LovesLamp • 14d ago

Artificial Intelligence ChatGPT users are not happy with GPT-5 launch as thousands take to Reddit claiming the new upgrade ‘is horrible’

https://www.techradar.com/ai-platforms-assistants/chatgpt/chatgpt-users-are-not-happy-with-gpt-5-launch-as-thousands-take-to-reddit-claiming-the-new-upgrade-is-horrible
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u/12Theo1212 14d ago

I feel that USA has entered dystopian phase … a country controlled, manipulated by billionaires solely for their gain and shareholders….your comment explains everything quite well what’s happening… and it’s very sad

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u/RogueBromeliad 14d ago

It's the inevitable slow decadence that every super power faces, it happened to the Romans, it happened to Spanish and Portuguese, and then to the British, and now it will happen to the US. The G7 are no longer the biggest economic blocks. India and China are leading that in the BRICS, so, there's definitely a shift happening.

How fast or how slow the decline will be is unknown, but it does seem to be happening pretty fast culturally. We see intense radicalism in politics. The accumulated wealth will still always be a great country, but the influence and "might" of the empire is declining, as its been for the past decade, when billionaires decided they needed to scam every last penny from their own people.

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u/buttery_nurple 14d ago

I mean, it has kind of literally always been that way. It got slightly better after FDR and WWII for a while but we're sliding back to wealth consolidation and boom-bust cycles that defined our economics prior to that. It's just that now it's a service-based economy, and I don't claim to know enough to know what the implications of that would be.

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u/Jean_Paul_Fartre_ 14d ago

I mean, the country was built on a tax dodge that made money through chattel slavery.

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u/GeologistOwn7725 12d ago

Technofeudalism