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by freejazz 9mo ago
If it was clear from just a 5 second clip it probably wouldn't have needed to be reviewed
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by freejazz 9mo ago
What a joke. In the end all it did was effectively outsource the cashiers to India. I'm so exhausted with "tech".
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by freejazz 9mo ago
This is incredibly naive. What upstarts are they worried about? They can just buy them. Consumer confidence? Who cares. You aren't the customer and that hasn't harmed them.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
>Why this hasn’t been a first class problem to solve with legislation is beyond me. Because many politicians benefit from it.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
"fucking bitch" right?
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by freejazz 9mo ago
They are two points and they are both true.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
Woof
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by freejazz 9mo ago
Thanks.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
But they were wrong about the Thai people living there. That's the poster's point. Not that they don't care, but that they were wrong from the get-go because they don't actually have good information.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
You don't think it's believable that Amazon sells something truckers would use?
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by freejazz 9mo ago
>Humans also respond differently when prompted in different ways. And?
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by freejazz 9mo ago
Not care as I do not use it at all.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
>A selfie uploaded by a schoolgirl was undressed by Grok, turning a “before school selfie” into an image of her in a bikini. As of January 15th this post was still live on X. An image of six young girls wearing micro bikinis, generated b
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by freejazz 9mo ago
(Europeans are able to obtain copyrights over their works in the US) or (so is J.K. Rowling)
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by freejazz 9mo ago
Sure, you can constantly keep making distinctions to insist you're correct. But it's an absurd statement anyway and it has no actual support.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
That's certainly not what people argue. People do argue that women do get abortions for fun.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
In what way? It certainly does not mean the same thing to a developing artist as it does in the context on an LLM, so I do not even know why people bother with this wordsmithing.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
The settlement is for $3k per protected work of class members. Are you a class member? You should've been contacted by your publisher if you were. If you weren't in the shadow library, then you are not in the settlement.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
I don't disagree with either of you regarding the doomerism, but Anthropic just paid out the largest US copyright settlement ever, based upon their exposure to the liability of $150k per copyrighted work they faced.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
> Art is not created in isolation. It is a result of the artist's exposure (aka training), both intentional and incidental. "aka training" is doing A LOT of work here
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by freejazz 9mo ago
> Press is not free - full of propaganda Did you think that was different from 1850-1950?
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by freejazz 9mo ago
They are not calling for an indefinite pause on immigration enforcement.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
>But I don't think the author is correctly interpreting the principles of legal ethics, and their repeated questioning of attorney-client privilege, which I've considered to be one of the foundations of the American legal syste
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by freejazz 9mo ago
Lawyers have ethical obligations. They have ethical rules as a requirement of the profession, and they swear an oath.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
>- Attorney client privilege is unethical. Cynically abusing attorney client privilege is unethical and a violation of the powers granted to attorneys by society.
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by freejazz 9mo ago
The letter does not appear to ask for "more immigration"
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by freejazz 9mo ago
What is the point of being this obtuse? Is there a rhetorical benefit to pretending that gambling is not a vice? That it is just a "hobby"? Should we apply this logic to selling illegal drugs? >How would you like it if people w
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by freejazz 10mo ago
Then why did you mention it? >"I am saying that half-assed measures that rely on the imaginary *GOOD WILL* of megacorps is getting us nowhere, fast."
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by freejazz 10mo ago
He's the editor of the video, which is obviously humorous
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by freejazz 10mo ago
You're confused if you think Berger is a bad editor

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