Haven’t verified this, but it certainly jibes with TikTok search results filtering out criticism of Meta.
(Clicks on link)
So, he doesn’t mean that as a warning.
Just checked the date & realized that was at TOS in Sept., to which I replied thusly:
I’m mostly done with what I was trying to do, then (onto the next headache). I suppose it’s a valuable feather to have in my cap, i.e. job experience, but man I’d really prefer to have nothing to do with Oracle ever again.
(Reads eldest kid’s tuition bill) Gaaaaaaaghh…
Of course he expects that - he’s funding that future.
As someone I knew who used to work at Oracle said:
Never, ever make the mistake of anthropomorphising Larry Ellison.
This morning’s “$1 trillion rout in US and European technology stocks” brought to you by a 
chatbot rising to top spot in the Apple store by doing about the same s–tty job with 1/4 the compute requirements of otherwise massively wasteful chatbots with bigger budgets. If you were wondering if this was a bit of a bubble…
I found this interesting from a yahoo finance article:
Washington has banned the export of high-end technologies like GPU semiconductors to China, in a bid to stall the country’s advances in AI, the key frontier in the US-China contest for tech supremacy. But DeepSeek’s progress suggests Chinese AI engineers have worked their way around the restrictions, focusing on greater efficiency with limited resources.
You mean to tell me that government regulations and interventions can spur innovation?!
