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“There was a marvelous essay in The New York Times Magazine this week about the video ads we are seeing that promote A.I.

This was my favorite paragraph:

‘The most galling ad features a woman who is hosting a “Moby Dick” book club. It’s unclear whether she has actually read any of the book. What is clear is that she doesn’t have the time or desire to think about it. No worry: Meta gives her a Melville-for-Dummies gloss on what the white whale represents (the vastness of life and meaninglessness of existence), and even suggests some conversation starters.'”

- Ismail Muhammad, Why Does Every Ad for A.I. Assume You're a Moron? June 25, 2025

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