[SeoxyS]

This type of cheap humor doesn't really add much to the conversation. I presume you don't actually believe that to be true, and are just trying to bring up Facebook's entirely unrelated privacy issues (which have already been discussed on HN ad nauseam).

How about discussing interesting AI tooling and research instead?

[Retric]

Ehh, what I found funny as commentary on how far out of left field this is for Facebook. They want AI people to help them make money from advertising, so in effect they are doing this as advertising which actually does put it into their preview.

From the right angle you can see it as one of those in soviet Russia jokes.

[ethanwillis]

This type of comment doesn't really add much to the conversation. How about instead of presuming what someone means you respond to them as if they're being serious.

We can definitely talk about the implications of AI like this on the current funding model of the internet. Or we could just all be annoying to each other.

[whymauri]

I thought it was pretty funny... it's ok to lighten up a bit.

[keerthiko]

Being funny is really not what people come to the hacker news comments for. While I appreciate a good chuckle as much as the next person, without more nuanced insight, or thought provoking perspective that I didn't see myself, or sharing relevant technical expertise, it's definitely wasting my time, and WILL get a downvote from me. I would be reddit for the snarky comments and to "lighten up a bit" on the same topic.

[wetpaws]

why so serious?

[ethanwillis]

Yea we come to the hacker news comments for the bikeshedding and west coast political bias!