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Marking the video as not-for-kids (under 13) was expected. Age restricting the video to 18+, which heavily suppresses the video and requires watchers in many countries to give ID photo/credit card verification, was not expected. I'
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"Age restricted", in the context of terminology used by Youtube, specifically means 18+. Being age restricted heavily suppresses the video and, depending on country, watchers may be required to verify their age by credit card or s
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The video was age restricted to 18+ which, here at least, requires the watcher to prove their age with credit card or ID photo: https://i.imgur.com/hujQk37.png Whether the video is for kids (under 13) or not is a separate
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> Moreover, when such a program happens over into plagiaristic territory, it doesn't know that, and doesn't pass on enough information to the user for them to know it. > Users may arrive at plagiarism incidentally. Are there
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You can stop an AI half way and get a half-diffused image. I think Midjourney even shows a gif of the generation process. If you mean a fully generated AI image which resembles half-finished human art, then I don't understand the issue
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> In some cases it was painfully obvious what it's based on Do you have an example of this? Ideally with a link (for DALL-E 2/Midjourney) or prompt and seed (for Stable Diffusion) to show that it was generated from an incidenta
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> Well it's not totally made up. There is definitely something there "Consciousness" can be a (fairly vague) term encompassing concretely realizable things like train of thought, the ability to introspect those thoughts, a
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In addition to omnicognate's point, calling `int` on user input would generally already expect a possible ValueError.
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> You and I have never seen even 100,000 photos in our lives If someone's 30, that'd only require seeing 10 images a day. For most people that quota is probably fulfilled within a couple of minutes of watching TV or browsing so