A corpus-shaped hole.

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As Meta published its quarterly earnings yesterday, Mark Zuckerberg promised that AI would soon bring to social media the one thing we’ve all been waiting for: a “huge corpus of content.” Goomba tower in a trenchcoat: > Ah dude sweet. A huge corpus of content is exactly what I felt like my life was missing. Get the day’s best comment and more in my free newsletter, The Verge Daily.

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