Gamergate was a grassroots online movement that emerged in August 2014, primarily focused on exposing conflicts of interest and lack of transparency in video game journalism, initiated by a blog post detailing the romantic involvement of indie developer Zoë Quinn with journalists who covered her work without disclosure.

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Gamergate or GamerGate (GG)[1] was a loosely organized misogynistic online harassment campaign motivated by a right-wing backlash against feminism, diversity, and progressivism in video game culture.

Gamergate became mired in controversy as mainstream coverage, often from sources with ties to the criticized journalists, framed it predominantly as a misogynistic harassment campaign targeting women like Quinn, Brianna Wu, and Sarkeesian.[5]

Not perfect- still thinks Brianna Wu is a woman

I think this might be an admission that these AI models source lots of their information from Wikipedia.

And Elon Musk, realizing that wikipedia is controlled by satanic faggots, realizes he needs to build his own pedia database to pull information from.

I use Grok. It's not terrible.

This is one of the reasons I'm not that scared of AI, those of us on the right due to our professions whether labour intensive or administrative, because we just do our job and not kick up a fuss, there's less urgency to replace us with machines giving us time to adapt.

The media which is heavily infested with ideology and inept workers, is first to be replaced.

Give it the test of faith, how many bagels were baked between 1939-1945?

It's based too (To stop people saying it's a tainted system).

Despite achievements in raising awareness of media collusion, Gamergate became mired in controversy as mainstream coverage, often from sources with ties to the criticized journalists, framed it predominantly as a misogynistic harassment campaign targeting women like Quinn, Brianna Wu, and Sarkeesian.

"Brianna" Wu is a man.