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Microsoft CEO Begs Users to Stop Calling AI Content "Slop"
(futurism.com)
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this post was submitted on 09 Jan 2026
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It lives and dies by consumer demands? That hasn't been the case since we started this fucking race. It has pretty much been an Investment run enterprise since the very start. Name a single LLM derived product that is consciously being bought by consumers. It's all subscription based models that don't deliver on their promises. Nothing is living up to its promise.
Where is the AI that I can say: plan an appointment with my dad. And it links our agendas, sets the alarm, orders a bottle of wine, asks me to order an uber because im out of gas, and otherwise i should leave a bit earlier. Where are the actually smart intelligent assistants?
Oh don't worry. That AI is definitely in the commercials.
You see, you're making the mistake of thinking there's intelligence anywhere inside this thing we keep calling "Artificial Intelli-" OH! I see the problem, you've listened to our marketing team's ~~fraudulent lies~~ ad campaigns, silly you!