This is a viral marketing stunt by a platform that sells AI promotion/marketing tools. Seriously, check out the parent site. Congrats on falling for it though.
How are you all falling for this? It's viral marketing for an influencer platform that sells AI promotion/marketing tools. Like jesus christ, I guess it worked.
It's a viral marketing for an influencer platform that sells AI promotion/marketing tools. Like jesus christ, I guess it worked.
You're being outrage baited into marketing the company. They even advertise AI video promotion tools. I would think this is obvious though.
The main issue with this is that it really doesn't even seem legit - "I watched your pro-AI videos, and your one going after billionaires funding anti-AI content. With this in mind, would you like to be paid to do that thing you've been very vocally against."
By definition can't anyone run 10 sets of hill sprints at 90% of their capacity to run hill sprints? Like what even in this?
A restaurant in a mall is not a "food court" restaurant, and nobody would call it a food court restaurant in Taiwan, Singapore, etc. It's considered upscale casual, including in most of Asia. I mean, by your logic, Waku Ghin is a "food court restaurant" as well...
? It's not really that hard regardless. 12 kph (really more than that). It's like 16-17 hours per week, so like 2.5 hrs per day. Average American spends more than that on screens in their non-work time.
The only one of those even close to top level is 2024. On the international scene, yes, he absolutely was mid for a decade. Shows your don't know the sport that well...
Eh naw mate. If this was a kenyan you'd be screaming doper. He's been a constantly mid level runner that was injured and now is popping off at 30
I mean, guy consistently injured, puts up mediocre results for a decade, then suddenly at 30 is one of the best in the world, when people are getting popped left and right. Yeah if you think this is clean...
Who spends much of his time training in Kenya and Ethiopia, right? And his manager/agent is one of the ones with a massive number of doping busts (Demadonna) - Jepchirchir was just popped. You already have to assume he's doping.
First time I've seen this. Asked to review (for a @SpringerNature journal) and received an AI generated paper that includes the notes that it has removed the faked data at multiple points in the manuscript that were in previous drafts. What are we even doing here?