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Welcome to the AI business Subreddit. This is a place to share everything AI, from the latest news to sharing how you use AI in your personal lives and/or in your Business. 2024 is going to be a huge year in the realm of AI in both business and our personal lives. Share job experiences, business experiences, and let people know what AI is about. | r/aibusiness | post | r/AIbusiness | 2024-02-01 |
OpenAI changed the world with ChatGPT. The brand gained 100 million users in *two months*, it’s on track to reach one billion dollars in annual revenue, and it launched the artificial intelligence (AI) industry on a trajectory to reach $1.8 trillion in market value by 2030.
According to Google Trends data, global consumer interest in ChatGPT even surpassed interest in AI shortly after the software launched.
But somehow OpenAI doesn't seem to be in the top 100 most valuable brands of 2023?
This year the top 100 most valuable brands were ranked but unfortunately, OpenAI did not make the cut. It seems they may have been a bit too late with their 100 billion dollar valuation, but will 2024 see differently? OpenAI is after all the second fastest-growing startup behind SpaceX and will be expected to make exponential growth this year. Heck, even last year they saw exponential growth with Chat-GPT's free 3.5 model destroying a majority of its competition.
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This graphic shows the world’s 100 most valuable brands in 2023 based on an annual ranking from Brand Finance, illustrating the role brand equity plays in a company’s market position.
For those of you wondering where this data came from it came from Brand Finance [Global 500 Report](https://static.brandirectory.com/reports/brand-finance-global-500-2023-preview.pdf). An important note to keep in mind is how these calculations were measured. The values shown above are brand value calculations as opposed to the market capitalization. Generally speaking, the methodology for calculating "brand value" is a formula that is as follows:
Brand Strength (BSI) x Brand Royalty Rate x Brand Revenues = Brand Value
Brand Strength Index (BSI) looks at brand investment, brand equity, and brand performance. The brand royalty rate is determined based on sector. Lastly, forecast brand-specific revenues are determined based on the proportion of parent company revenues attributable to the brand in question. Brand value itself is discounted to net present value.
I recommend visiting page 83 of the report to view the full explanation of the methodology.
As OpenAI and ChatGPT mature over the year of 2024 I would expect them to make it in the top 100 most valuable companies. They have already changed the world, enhancing tech drastically in such a short period of time. Let's see what OpenAI does this year to make the cut (hopefully).
*Oh and credit to Visual Capitalist for the graphic* | r/aibusiness | post | r/AIbusiness | 2024-02-01 |
The Quick Facts and Figures:
If you only want the summary, here’s the key information:
* 37% of people in the UK have now used AI at work
* 31% of the UK are worried about AI taking our jobs
* 56% of those aged 16 – 24 with jobs have used AI in their work
* How the world feels about AI and what countries perceive AI as more helpful than harmful
A blog post published back in July showed a study that got underway to see how the UK imparticular, felt about AI taking over their jobs. How worried were they?
A study made by Aquity did just that, they gathered together just over 2000 people to get them to answer a questionnaire about how worried they were about AI taking over their jobs. But for this questionnaire to be accurate everyone had to have a job, so that cut the group down to 1,332 people.
Of those 1,332 people, Here's how they answered, "how worried are you about AI taking over your job:"
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So 31.16% of people in the UK are worried about AI taking their jobs.
**37.39% have used AI in their job.**
But Acuity found massive differences by age
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Essentially, the younger an employee is, the likelier they are to have used AI at work.
**Of those aged 16 – 24 with jobs, over half of them have now used AI at work (56.04%).**
There are regional variations in AI usage at work as well.
Acuity said, "We can hypothesise on some of these variations being down to the demographics of the people living and working in those regions or even on the prominence of industries where AI may have more obvious direct use cases."
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|**Number of People Who Have Used AI at Work**|
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|**Region**|**% of Respondents Who Have Used AI At work**|
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|East of England|29.84%|
|Greater London|47.90%|
|East Midlands|33.68%|
|West Midlands|37.60%|
|North East|31.74%|
|North West|40.58%|
|Northern Ireland|30.61|
|Scotland|38.55%|
|South East|31.15%|
|South West|31.68%|
|Wale|39.21%|
|Yorkshire and the Humber|45.65%|
At the highest usage end of the spectrum
*47.90% of employed people in London have used AI in their jobs. It falls as low as 29.84% in the East of England.*
**across all UK respondents who work, just 31.3% reported being worried about AI taking their job.**
But we again see considerable differences when we break the data down by age.
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You know what's interesting? The youngest workers, those between 16 and 24, worry the most about AI stealing their jobs. What's even more intriguing is that these are the folks who use AI the most at work.
As AI becomes a big part of our jobs, it looks like more people will use them. And that might mean more people feeling uneasy about losing their jobs to AI
In a nutshell, the young workers, even though they're pretty familiar with using AI, still feel pretty nervous about these machines taking over jobs (In the UK anyway). And it seems like that worry might grow as AI becomes a bigger deal at work and especially as we are coming into 2024.
*Source: (*[Aquity Training](https://www.acuitytraining.co.uk/news-tips/ai-statistics-2023/)*)*
Finally, here is how the world on a global scale feels about AI:
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And here's what countries find AI to show more benefits than drawbacks:
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What do you guys think? | r/aibusiness | post | r/AIbusiness | 2024-02-01 |
Mastering Generative AI (GenAI) demands a thoughtful strategy, and Gartner's GenAI Impact Radar lays out a clear roadmap for excelling in GenAI technology for product and service development.
The radar outlines four crucial themes for organisations:
1. Model-Related: Emphasizing the importance of staying abreast with the latest advancements, such as Large Language Models (LLMs) and Models as a Service (MaaS), to drive technological progress.
2. Performance and AI Safety: Ensuring that AI systems not only perform optimally but also maintain rigorous safety standards to build trust and reliability.
3. Build and Data-Related: Concentrate on infrastructure and data management practices essential for constructing robust and effective AI models.
4. Application Related: Acknowledge the importance of AI-powered applications as a foundation for future development and innovation.
By incorporating these themes into strategic planning, organisations can effectively leverage GenAI technologies to innovate and secure a competitive edge in the ever-evolving AI landscape.
Source: [https://lnkd.in/dGW7pHVg](https://lnkd.in/dGW7pHVg)
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In the last couple of years, the capabilities of 𝐀𝐈 𝐢𝐧 𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐞𝐱𝐭, 𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐬, 𝐚𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐨, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐯𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐨 have seen massive adoption worldwide.
Tools like ChatGPT and Midjourney have become integral in bringing creative ideas to life, attracting billions in investments to further advance AI technology.
However, the global interest in AI varies significantly by country.
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𝐆𝐥𝐨𝐛𝐚𝐥 𝐓𝐫𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐬: A recent study by ElectronicsHub reveals fascinating trends in the global interest in generative AI technologies. Using data based on [Google](https://www.linkedin.com/company/google/) search volumes, adjusted by population and search engine market share, a clear picture emerges of how different countries are engaging with these technologies.
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𝐓𝐞𝐱𝐭 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: The Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Canada, and the UAE are leading in their interest in AI-driven text generation. From drafting emails to creating job application packages, these tools are becoming increasingly vital in daily life.
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𝐈𝐦𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: In the realm of AI-generated imagery, Israel and Singapore are at the forefront. The popularity of tools like DALL-E 2, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion reflects a growing trend in utilizing AI for more than just traditional design purposes, extending into fields like science and medicine.
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𝐀𝐮𝐝𝐢𝐨 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Audio generation AI is carving its niche, especially in South American countries like Uruguay, Chile, Argentina, and Peru. Tools like FakeYou and VoiceGPT are gaining popularity for their ability to mimic celebrity voices, indicating a budding interest in the music and entertainment sectors.
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𝐕𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐨 𝐆𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧:While still in its nascent stages compared to other forms of generative AI, video generation tools like InVideo and Synthesia are seeing a surge in interest, particularly in Singapore and the UAE. | r/aibusiness | post | r/AIbusiness | 2024-02-01 |
The Tweet has been deleted but luckily a Reddit user by the name of IslSinGuy974 took a screenshot when it was up.
Wagmi?
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**The Bloopers:** Researchers have developed an AI system that can detect type 2 diabetes with up to 89% accuracy just by analyzing characteristics of a smartphone recording of a person's voice.
**Key points:**
* The AI studied pitch, strength, vibration, and shimmer (breathiness/hoarseness) in 18,000 voice recordings from 267 people.
* It flagged subtle differences imperceptible to humans but correlated with diabetes, with 89% accuracy in females and 86% in males.
* The cause of why diabetes changes a voice is unclear — but may relate to vocal cord neuropathy and muscle weakness.
* Broader trials are needed to validate accuracy — but If proven, voice screening via smartphones could enable low-cost diabetes detection.
**Why it matters:** With half of adults with diabetes going undiagnosed and 86% in low and middle-income countries, a test that requires just a voice recording would be a game changer for getting diagnosis and treatment to the masses.
If you enjoy this type of AI stuff, you would love [my newsletter](https://businessbloopers.beehiiv.com/subscribe) that talks about the latest AI Developments
*Source: (*[Link 1](https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/998280?utm_source=www.therundown.ai&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=humane-s-ai-pin-wants-to-replace-smartphones&form=fpf)*) (*[Link 2](https://www.mcpdigitalhealth.org/article/S2949-7612(23)00073-1/fulltext?utm_source=www.therundown.ai&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=humane-s-ai-pin-wants-to-replace-smartphones)*)* | r/aibusiness | post | r/AIbusiness | 2024-08-01 |
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Active measures? Well, that's what we in the West call it. But what Russia does these days is more the work of 'political technologists.' There has been a tremendous amount of confusion about what Russia is doing online - and what they have done. Some of it has been exaggerated, some underreported. I've sat on [this account of Russia's interference in the 2016 US election](https://open.spotify.com/show/3eSjSb5d8osMs56RYweYme) for years, but, thanks to an intrepid production company, it's seeing the light of day. It's the story of the first people to detect Russia's interference in the election. Basically, it recounts a moment the world changed, through the eyes of those who could see it first. Anyway, people following the active measures space may be interested.
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The United States and Poland are creating a group to help Ukraine fight Russian disinformation, the U.S. State Department’s Global Engagement Center announced Monday. [https://www.voanews.com/a/us-poland-join-forces-to-counter-russian-disinformation-in-ukraine/7650051.html](https://www.voanews.com/a/us-poland-join-forces-to-counter-russian-disinformation-in-ukraine/7650051.html)
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A group of far-right media figures has announced the formation of a militia group & is using social media to recruit, including on Instagram.
Some of those figures have previously called for political opponents to be killed, & its founder is currently in jail awaiting trial for January 6.
Pete Santilli, the apparent “strategic operations director” and self-described “legal liaison” for the militia, is a right-wing radio host who has repeatedly threatened public officials with violence. Santilli wrote that the militia was “prepared to … lay our lives on the line if necessary” against “tyrants.” He has previously called for the entire Bush family and former President Barack Obama to be “tried, convicted and shot” for “treason,” declared that he wanted to shoot former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and called for violence if a trucker protest failed. Santilli also urged his listeners to flock to Cliven Bundy’s ranch during a standoff with federal officials, urging them to “fight to the death,” and he has called for “100 million people to take up arms to defend our nation.” Santilli has also lauded the QAnon community, admitting that he “used to actually pull from the Q boards.” | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-11-06 |
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Eyo y'all, new here but thanks for having this sub. russian subversion has taken the brains of a few of my friends via propagated political cynisism that they bought into ("voting doesnt matter") and a parent in the form of being MAGA, so, I'm kind of invested in the topic you could say.
Anywho, found this beaut of a paper in the Glavset wikipedia page references pile, noticed that the majority of the posts here are news articles, but hoping this is also on brand. Its a damn good paper with lots of good info, granted its seven years old but still. | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-12-06 |
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Not sure if this is appropriate for this sub, but i’m not sure where else to put it. There are a ton of new accounts posting in Askreddit that appear to be farming for karma. I feel like they may be karma farming for future disinformation campaigns
In a thread about food weird food combinations, a bunch if the posters have a similar AI sounding response (reddit will not allow me to link to it.) The names also have a similar pattern with 4 numbers at the end. If you click on their username to see their short history, you can see they are posting similar messages in the same threads. Examples are deep_amphibian6880
fair-being-6888
human-canary_7800
infinite-support8466
managerefficient2840
parking_end_3540
Take a look at the above users. There’s no question they’re fake. What is there to do about this? | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-13-06 |
So I'm seeing a phenomenon where a brigade will have controlled their narrative in it's native habitat so much that it becomes an empty echo chamber. There's no one in the thread but them and their bots and devotees because everyone else has become overwhelmed and left. Now they are just yelling at each other.
So they are left with nothing to do but to try and insert their narrative into some other unrelated topic of conversation and turn a non native thread into a place they can bombarded unsuspecting people with their propaganda. The news subs are the most glaring example but I'm seeing it sometimes anywhere. | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-13-06 |
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Is crypto a significant source of income for Putin? Does cottage industry sales in “The West” get back to Russia? How does crypto work for Russian aligned 501c’s? Do small time bloggers/influencers/substack writers etc get significant income from rage bait/propaganda? | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-13-06 |
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A good piece by Vlad Vexler about what Russian (, Iranian, Chinese) active measures messaging aims to achieve. | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-18-06 |
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The Kremlin sees South Africa as the main power in sub-Saharan Africa, ahead of Nigeria, serving as a base for its continental strategy and its ambitions within the “Global South” and the world. Jean-Sylvestre Mongrenier’s latest piece for @DeskRussie_en: https://desk-russie.info/2024/06/16/south-africa-an-ally-of-russia-in-africa.html | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-19-06 |
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CopyCop is likely aligned with the Russian government and was created to spread manipulated political content at scale.
Researchers first reported on this network in May when it mostly targeted political leaders in France, Ukraine, and the European Union.
In a recent campaign, the threat actor narrowed its focus to the U.S. and the presidential election this November, according to a new report by researchers at Recorded Future’s Insikt Group. The Record is an editorially independent unit within Recorded Future.
CopyCop has shifted to U.S.-based hosts for registering new websites, likely trying to minimize its connections to Russian infrastructure, researchers said.
As of late May, former U.S. President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden are the most frequently mentioned people in CopyCop posts. | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-24-06 |
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One of the great weaknesses of Russian subversion strategy lies in its unchanging methods. It brilliantly incorporates new means, such as social networks and especially public relations, but it fundamentally operates in a repetitive and stereotyped manner: https://desk-russie.info/2024/06/24/toward-a-putinization-of-france.html | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-26-06 |
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This is the official newsroom account for the [Forward](http://forward.com) posting. We're a U.S.-based newsroom that covers the American Jewish community, and earlier this week we learned that we were being targeted as part of a Russian disinformation campaign that is the first known instance of leading American Jewish news outlets being subject to such forgery by Russia.
[Shomrim](https://www.shomrim.news/english), an Israeli investigative news organization that has been following such Russian disinformation campaigns, has found two fake *Forward* [articles](https://archive.md/iArar), one headlined “U.S. Democratic Party Plays Along With French Businessmen,” the other, “U.S. Democrats and Israeli Left Liberals Want to Permanently Set the U.S. and Israel at Variance.”
The fake articles seem to be trying to discredit President Joe Biden’s stance toward Israel and build support for former President Donald J. Trump among American Jews ahead of the fall election. One claimed that Washington would soon end its support for Israel and leave the Jewish state alone to face stronger opponents.
You can r[ead more about the campaign in this story that we published from Shomrim](https://forward.com/news/627768/the-forward-disinformation-russia-fake-article/?utm_medium=reddit). | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-27-06 |
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Simple meme, not very interesting, but softens the image of both Trump and Kim.
Posted Friday June 28, 2024 with the title "So she won't cry" by user aleyhad
User account was inactive for 4 years until posting this image and making a few scattered comments.
I cannot link it here, because that violates this subreddit's rules. | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-28-06 |
I got banned for 1 day for "incivility" over there for saying that I noticed an account has been posting like a dozen strongly anti-Biden comments per hour and the pattern and behavior seemed a little suspect. I didn't call out the user individually and I didn't engage in ad-hominem.
I get it that a lot of subs are trying to prevent people from just shouting "troll" at each other all day. But there's clearly a concerted effort to leverage Biden's weaker than expected performance at the debate to push a narrative that Biden should step down and he's such a bad candidate that he should be considered equally as unviable as Trump (if not more so) and "we" should demand he step down. I've seen that theme explode in several major subs since last night and it just feels unnatural to me, so I said something.
Maybe I'm just getting "extreme" myself, but I keep finding myself getting banned or warned for pointing out odd behavior of users, which is clearly happening all over reddit and getting worse as we approach November.
Reddit could do a lot more to identify these with their ability to profile users, know their location and patterns etc, but they don't give a shit obviously.
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Julian Assange is free and Wikileaks' campaigns will continue. What does that mean for amplifying anti-Western narratives? What does it look like? | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-29-06 |
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More reporting on CopyCop, which I believe has already been discussed in this sub.
In short, a series of authentic looking, but fake, online news sites spewing misinformation aimed to promote Russian talking points when subsequently posted to social media (for example, has been used by MAGA communist Jackson Hinkle). The focus recently moved from lying about Ukraine to now lying about the US and UK elections. | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-03-07 |
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[https://www.usasocialite.com/ivanka-trump-jared-kushner-plans/](https://www.usasocialite.com/ivanka-trump-jared-kushner-plans/) | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-04-07 |
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I would be more than willing to share (anonymous) results if there is an interest. This is for a personal research project of mine on seeing how divisive online content is around election season. | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-05-07 |
Seriously why the Ukraine? | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-06-07 |
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Why are the efforts of the West/Ukraine are having such an apparently negligible impact on Russian public opinion? I am in marketing and it just seems like this has been the least imaginative and least effective part of the Ukrainian war effort.
Maybe I am wrong? | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-06-07 |
Hello fellow sabotage sleuths! What do you think about the upcoming Biden v/s Trump re-match 2024 and Putin’s attacks? Do you think the Russians have any hand in all these posts that Biden should step down? People keep shouting that we are going to lose if Biden is the candidate. It is an excellent example of sowing division. Trump himself said “Biden is quitting.” I want to get the word out for people to be suspicious of posts that say Biden should step down. | r/activemeasures | post | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-06-07 |
Reddit is ate up right now. It's legit crazy town. | r/activemeasures | comment | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-08-07 |
Legit | r/activemeasures | comment | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-08-07 |
“This election is about voting against Trump, and Biden’s age changes nothing about that.”
You are correct, this is true for people like you and me and most everyone else on this sub or in politics who is aware of the stakes. The mistake in your thinking is extrapolating this to all voters.
Far from a “rare breed” I’d argue the majority of voters are some variation of unaware/uncaring about the issue of democracy/risks of Trump, and a non-insignificant number will decide their vote based on how the candidates perform publicly. 1-2% of voters flipping for Trump because Biden acts old can be what puts Trump in the white house given how close this race is. *That* is why people are panicking.
It’s not about people like us who will vote no matter what against Trump, it’s always been about the voters who can be swayed/convinced to either. Biden’s campaign pushed for the debate to show that although Biden is old, he doesn’t act old, and he acted old, so people are now questioning if running Biden is now riskier than going for an (unknown) other candidate. | r/activemeasures | comment | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-10-07 |
I suppose it could be true, but I haven’t met one person yet. Everyone is just scared that everyone else won’t vote for him because of his age. I would love to talk to one of them and try and understand their reasoning. No president at all is better than Trump. | r/activemeasures | comment | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-10-07 |
Well, it sounds like you’re self-aware that most of your social circle consists of anti-Trump people. I don’t really know what to say to that except meet different people, or just look at data or something to show those kinds of voters exist.
I would say I was in the same situation as you until I went off to college, it’s majority first-generation/low-income so maybe a bit skewed but I would say a lot of people really are just worried about their livelihoods and haven’t been tapped in/aware of all the Trump madness. | r/activemeasures | comment | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-10-07 |
We will only know for sure when the votes are counted | r/activemeasures | comment | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-10-07 |
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Putin has been at war nonstop since 1999. He will not seek any meaningful peace | r/activemeasures | comment | r/ActiveMeasures | 2024-08-07 |
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