It’s pretty obvious, they’re all wearing their “presentation clothes”. The llm put them in those clothes because that’s what they wear in the media is has most indexed.
You made the argument for me. Under what circumstances would all of them be in a parking lot in a circle all wearing the clothes they’re most famously seen on stage in? Why aren’t any of them wearing a t shirt or have a hat or wearing red? It’s convincing because it’s exactly what you expect to see.
This is a real thing, brands jockey for top position on one of their bodies because it can influence the rest of the group and trickle down into their tech leadership. Articles have been written about it but it’s usually ugly shoes and very discreet, unlabeled sweaters that cost $5k. It’s really sad because they’re so fucking vapid, there’s not much else to do, and they don’t have a lot of real friends.
They have zero real friends, and no one loves them, save their young kids before the kids catch on. The one exception might be Warren Buffett, but that is not to imply that he is a good person.
Warren Buffett disowned his granddaughter for having the temerity to speak with on camera about the family’s excessive wealth, with one of the Johnson & Johnson heirs.
TIL there’s only 3 outfits billionaires can wear in public.
To be fair, Jensen Huang has worn that exact same thing every day for decades, heh.
they’re even wearing the same fucking shoes!!!
Isn’t this AI image?
EDIT: Yes it is; https://gizmodo.com/those-viral-photos-of-elon-and-zuck-are-ai-but-google-launched-a-new-way-to-check-for-fakes-2000691049
It’s pretty obvious, they’re all wearing their “presentation clothes”. The llm put them in those clothes because that’s what they wear in the media is has most indexed.
Not like they can wear those clothes in public then, right?
They are way too flamboyant for every day use!
/s
Really, no better argument on why it is obvious?
You made the argument for me. Under what circumstances would all of them be in a parking lot in a circle all wearing the clothes they’re most famously seen on stage in? Why aren’t any of them wearing a t shirt or have a hat or wearing red? It’s convincing because it’s exactly what you expect to see.
This is a real thing, brands jockey for top position on one of their bodies because it can influence the rest of the group and trickle down into their tech leadership. Articles have been written about it but it’s usually ugly shoes and very discreet, unlabeled sweaters that cost $5k. It’s really sad because they’re so fucking vapid, there’s not much else to do, and they don’t have a lot of real friends.
They have zero real friends, and no one loves them, save their young kids before the kids catch on. The one exception might be Warren Buffett, but that is not to imply that he is a good person.
Warren Buffett disowned his granddaughter for having the temerity to speak with on camera about the family’s excessive wealth, with one of the Johnson & Johnson heirs.