• qevlarr@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    Hype isn’t fraud in itself, but I’m convinced there’s also massive fraud. I’m not a financial law expert but there must be safeguards against scams like this. It will be apparent once the bubble pops.

    Leuke naam trouwens ;)

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      22 hours ago

      hah, bedankt :)

      Yeah, there’s probably some fraud going on for sure, just nothing that anyone can prove easily yet. But you’re not wrong, it’s there, same with the crypto bro stuff.

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      2 days ago

      The problem is that the safeguards keep getting eroded. Companies really want to be allowed to make the gambles that tank the economy and so they push for them to be removed.

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      2 days ago

      No doubt there is massive fraud. I just saw the article about the AI note-taking app startup guy who was jumping on calls himself and taking notes manually, providing those as the results of his “app”. Somehow, I feel even he will get away with it.