"In a widely cited paper with the extremely unsubtle title “Are Ideas Getting Harder to Find?” economist Nicholas Bloom and his colleagues looked across sectors from semiconductors to agriculture [...]"

Can't help but wonder how much of that paper was written by AI? Just saying.

No one's disputing there were bad movies in the past. The question is, where are the good ones today?

There are some, but they are much fewer than they once were. Just look at old release schedules, and 9 out of 10 titles are now considered classics.

That's not a thing anymore.

Hitchcock warned us! 😅

This is me!

I listed the categories in the graphic in order of importance, so I'd say "Best setting" is IMHO the most fitting.

Quick hook: A Science-Fantasy epic about a mysterious alien mask that sets a disastrous chain of events on a world where live thousands of gods.

Well that took quite a turn after the 4 minute mark LMAO. Did not see that coming.

A tad too long, perhaps, but so funny!

I suspect you may have "smart features" disabled in gmail?

That's the only effective way to disable Gemini. This will impact not only gmail but also other Google services (including Drive).

For those who haven't done it yet, there's a guide here:

www.zdnet.com/article/how-...