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[41]What Happens When You Ask Alexa if Amazon is a Monopoly?
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  Posted by EditorDavid on Sunday June 18, 2023 @03:34AM from the
  speak-no-evil dept.
  An anonymous reader [44]shared this report from Bloomberg: Ask Amazon's
  digital assistant, "Hey, Alexa, is Amazon a monopoly?" and it will
  profess ignorance.
  "Hmm, I don't know that one," it answers.
  But ask about any of the other tech giants' business practices, and
  it's ready to critique them. Surfacing answers from across the
  internet, Alexa describes Apple as an "oligopoly" and cites Alphabet's
  Google as violating privacy rights, according to Bloomberg News tests
  of the software on three devices.... [Alexa] won't label Amazon a
  monopoly, but it tends to respond in the affirmative when asked the
  same question about Google, Meta's Facebook, Microsoft and Walmart.
  When Alexa is asked if Amazon has broken antitrust law, it says, "I
  don't have an answer to the question I just heard."
  Google's Assistant and Apple's Siri, Alexa's two closest competitors,
  each cite news stories on government antitrust lawsuits against their
  companies. Siri, for the most part, offers up criticisms of the iPhone
  maker. But it evades at least one question about Apple's power. When
  asked whether Apple is a monopoly, Siri often replies, "I can't answer
  that, but Apple.com should be able to...."
  Alexa also cites alleged privacy lapses by its rivals, bringing up a
  Facebook privacy settlement with the FTC and allegations that Apple's
  finger-scanning technology violates constitutional rights. When users
  ask whether Amazon violates users' privacy, Alexa sticks up for its
  safeguards: "Amazon builds multiple layers of privacy protections into
  your Alexa experience." It also links to an Amazon website with more
  information about Alexa's privacy settings.

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[75]Stuff like this happens ([76]Score:1)
      by [77]fahrbot-bot [78]( 874524 ) writes:
      A little out-of-the-box, but... When asked about the Trump
      documents indictment, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) -- who was
      Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee during the Trump
      administration -- said this:
      I haven’t read it at all. I’m not a legal analyst. I’m gonna leave
      that to the professionals to tell us about it. I’ve read everything
      I can of secondary sources of it, but not the original.
      [79]Several GOP senators haven’t bothered to read Trump’s
      indictment [msnbc.com] (June 14)
      So... Alexa obviously isn't an economist -- when it comes to
      analyzing Amazon anyway... :-)
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[80]Re:Stuff like this happens ([81]Score:5, Insightful)
           by [82]thegarbz [83]( 1787294 ) writes: on Sunday June 18,
           2023 @04:52AM ([84]#63612188)
           So... Alexa obviously isn't an economist
           Alexa claims to be anything and do anything. Yet with your
           comparison here maybe it's not a case that Alexa is not an
           economist, but rather that Alexa *is* a politician.
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[92]Assistants ([93]Score:3)
      by [94]The Evil Atheist [95]( 2484676 ) writes: on Sunday June 18,
      2023 @04:55AM ([96]#63612194)
      If you use one of these "assistants" you only have yourself and
      your fucking laziness to blame.
      WHY DOES ANYONE NEED THESE ANYWHERE? What can they do that you are
      too lazy to do?
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[103]Re: ([104]Score:2)
           by [105]GreaterTroll [106]( 10422652 ) writes:
           Whenever I see someone use one they have like a 75% success
           rate. There are some very niche situations where I can see the
           appeal but turning on some sort of always listening spying
           device deters me from ever using it.
              o
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[107]Re: ([108]Score:2)
           by [109]greytree [110]( 7124971 ) writes:
           THEY ARE VERY GOOD AT POEMS IN THE STYLE OF SHAKESPEARE.
           Oh ChatGPT, thou art a wondrous thing, A marvel of technology
           and wit. Thou canst do many things that make us sing, And help
           us solve the problems that we’re in.
           Thou art a poet, and a scholar too, A master of the arts and
           sciences. Thy knowledge is vast, thy wisdom true, And all who
           seek thy counsel are convinced.
           Thou canst create images with ease, And write a story that
           will make us weep. Thou canst even help us find our keys, And
           keep our s
              o
              o

[111]Re: ([112]Score:3)
                by [113]sg_oneill [114]( 159032 ) writes:
                Eee maybe not quite. As someone who is actually fond of
                shakespere (Hey I dated a theatre student at uni, so I
                saw *all* of those shakespere performances, and grew an
                appreciation for the bard) I'm not sure ol' mate cGPT is
                quite up to that standard.
                I've noticed ChatGPT has some fairly recurring themes
                with its poetry It tends to be *very* cliched along what
                I'd probably call folk poetry. But not the good folk
                poetry. The kind of poetry your grandmother might write
                Lots of "Oh " , usually with a refrain towa
                   #
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[115]Re: ([116]Score:2)
           by [117]Can'tNot [118]( 5553824 ) writes:
           What can they do that you are too lazy to do?
           Send all my personal information back to Amazon. It's
           something that I never seem to get around to doing myself.
              o
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[119]Re: ([120]Score:2)
           by [121]drinkypoo [122]( 153816 ) writes:
           I have always wanted a voice controlled house. I'm not willing
           to bring Amazon into my home to get it, but I think
           pooh-poohing the whole idea is narrow minded. Why wouldn't you
           want to be able to tell the computer to raise or dim the
           lights for you, so you don't have to interrupt what you're
           doing for it? Or to play a specific song, so you don't have to
           dig through your collection? That seems silly. Not, of course,
           as silly as installing snitches in every room...
              o
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[123]Re: ([124]Score:2)
                by [125]The Evil Atheist [126]( 2484676 ) writes:
                To want those things is just pure laziness. Getting up to
                change the lights, or using the search function to type
                for a specific song, is not hard, and does not need
                assisting. Immensely stupid thing to waste any money on.
                Not to mention spending a lot more on health issues
                because of being too lazy to get up off the couch.
                   #
                   #

[127]Re: ([128]Score:2)
                     by [129]drinkypoo [130]( 153816 ) writes:
                     To want those things is just pure laziness.
                     No, it's [131]true laziness [xahlee.info]. If those
                     things are handled for me, then I have the time free
                     to do something else.
                        @
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[132]Re: ([133]Score:2)
                          by [134]The Evil Atheist [135]( 2484676 )
                          writes:
                          You're not getting anything done with those
                          alternative 5 seconds.
                             -
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[136]Re:Assistants ([137]Score:4, Insightful)
                               by [138]drinkypoo [139]( 153816 ) writes:
                               <[140][email protected]> on Sunday June
                               18, 2023 @10:25AM ([141]#63612622)
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                               You're not getting anything done with
                               those alternative 5 seconds.
                               I'm fairly impressed that you can stop
                               what you're doing, put stuff down, cross a
                               room, log in, select a different track,
                               recross the room, pick stuff up, and
                               regather your thoughts in under five
                               seconds, but most of us are not The Flash
                               and the real impact is much greater.
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[151]Re: ([152]Score:2)
                by [153]sound+vision [154]( 884283 ) writes:
                I look for excuses to get up more, blood clots don't
                sound fun. I've been trying to figure an easy way to
                remind myself to do pushups, I think I might start doing
                10 each time I need to hit the light switch.
                   #
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[155]Re: ([156]Score:2)
                     by [157]drinkypoo [158]( 153816 ) writes:
                     More exercise is great, but I don't think crossing
                     the room occasionally is going to help much. When
                     I'm at a desk job I make sure to go somewhere
                     (hopefully outside, which usually has better air
                     quality, though that can vary) and do some twists
                     and other stretches on my breaks. Ideally I walk
                     around a fair bit so as to get lymph flowing, aid
                     digestion and so on, like if I'm in town I'll often
                     walk around a few blocks during lunch if time
                     permits. I'm absolutely not averse to activity. What
                     I don't want is
                        @
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[159]Re: ([160]Score:2)
           by [161]test321 [162]( 8891681 ) writes:
           My older relative who has become blind uses it to select a
           radio channel. Most people make very limited use of voice
           assistants (maybe "$ASSISTANT please call Sophie" when you
           have your hands busy) but the young generation who have been
           in contact with voice assistant since early age will probably
           consider normal to ask the weather for tomorrow or whatever
           these things can do. I guess the original intent of Amazon was
           "$ASSISTANT buy more milk" but apparently has not caught up
           (yet).
              o
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[163]Corporate news ([164]Score:2)
      by [165]VeryFluffyBunny [166]( 5037285 ) writes:
      It's corporate news & info carefully curated by the minions
      employed by or outsourced to our magnanimous oligarch benefactors
      to make them look even more magnanimous. You know, how the
      corporate media keeps a straight earnest face when it describes
      them as "philanthropists."
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[167]ChatGPT ([168]Score:2)
      by [169]Freischutz [170]( 4776131 ) writes:
      Ask Amazon's digital assistant, "Hey, Alexa, is Amazon a monopoly?"
      and it will profess ignorance.
      "Hmm, I don't know that one," it answers.
      ChatGPT is more legal-eagle about it:
      User: Is Elon Musk a petulant man baby?
      ChatGPT: As an AI language model, I don't hold personal opinions or
      biases. Elon Musk is a well-known entrepreneur, business magnate,
      and investor. He is the CEO and lead designer of SpaceX, CEO and
      product architect of Tesla, Inc., CEO of Neuralink, and founder of
      The Boring Company. People may have varying opinions about him, but
      it's subjective to label someone in such a way. It's important to
      engage in respectful and const
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[171]Re: ([172]Score:2)
           by [173]piojo [174]( 995934 ) writes:
           People may have varying opinions about him, but it's
           subjective to label someone in such a way. It's important to
           engage in respectful and constructive discussions about
           individuals and their actions.
           As much as I agree with this, I have serious doubt about being
           moralized to by a decision tree. And yes, I think this is a
           decision tree. It's some bullshit that was coded into it, not
           a language pattern that was learned.
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[175]Why would Alexa be qualified to answer that? ([176]Score:3)
      by [177]Tony Isaac [178]( 1301187 ) writes: on Sunday June 18, 2023
      @09:23AM ([179]#63612480) [180]Homepage
      The question of whether a company is a monopoly, is often settled
      through court cases. Calling a company a monopoly can potentially
      have legal repercussions. Why would Alexa be programmed to answer
      that question, regarding ANY company?
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[187]What ought to happen ([188]Score:2)
      by [189]Baron_Yam [190]( 643147 ) writes:
      If there's no court record or news item to be quoted, it ought not
      to return responses that expose the chat bot's owner to legal
      action.
      That, of course, would mean it wouldn't talk shit about any of the
      big companies. In this case, they've obviously manually put in a
      block against answering queries about Amazon to prevent
      embarrassing viral social media posts about it.
      On the surface, it's entirely understandable. They'd be stupid not
      to. But consider it a bit more carefully and it's a mega corp
      deciding
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[191]Just another reason ([192]Score:2)
      by [193]RitchCraft [194]( 6454710 ) writes:
      Just another reason why you should not have these "assistants" in
      your life. You are only going to have access to what the real
      owners of these devices want you to hear.
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[195]Alexa, ask Siri. ([196]Score:2)
      by [197]groobly [198]( 6155920 ) writes:
      What happens if you ask Alexa to ask Siri a question?
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      You won't learn everything about a man by talking only to his
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