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While he was respectful of the subreddit's ability to self-correct, viewers of the video are already brigading the subreddit with low-effort bait and trolls.

While I'm sure that there is the possibility of some good faith newcomers, the mod team should temporarily restrict the subreddit for the next few weeks to let the attention pass.

Whether you are here to seriously discuss alternative theories, debunk, or just lurk for worldbuilding and writing inspiration, this sudden influx of low-effort traffic is good for no one. It kills genuine discussion and buries higher quality posts under volume.

Locking the sub down briefly and redirecting video discussion to a single pinned mega-thread is the cleanest way to handle this.

Back in July 2025, ColdFusion (Dagogo Altraide) dropped a video breaking down the collapse of the tech startup Builder.ai and its founder, Sachin Dev Duggal. The company was heavily scrutinized by The Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg for "AI washing" or allegedly using a massive network of human devs in India while marketing it as a magic AI tool, alongside major financial scandals that eventually pushed them into insolvency.

Apparently his video flew too close to the sun, as he just uploaded a 1 minute short titled "statement". It has zero editing, no background music, and is just Dagogo looking miserable while reading a scripted legal retraction verbatim. He retracts the original video, admits it was "misleading, incorrect, and unfair," and asks anyone who re-uploaded clips to take them down.

Not sure if Apology is the best flair but it seemed to fit.

In the past few weeks since updating it keeps thinking I'm silent when I'm clearly speaking at moments, and it has this annoying habit of cutting out a word or two in the start, middle, or end of every few sentences. It’s making the auto part of the workflow take twice as long because of all the manual corrections.

Why do they only let you disable personal intelligence use completely? It is extremely common to see people have issues where you ask it something months ago and it is still bringing up "the toilet fixer's perspective" or something (this is a real one someone commented a few days ago)

It would be extremely helpful if you could just get rid of or even edit and add specific memories.