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by gruez 5mo ago
> Is there any legal precedent for “time shifted crime” versus “innocent until caught?” Why wouldn't this work? If you robbed a house while nobody was around, and later caught you thanks to surveillance footage, do you think you&#x2
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by gruez 5mo ago
No, only the type of "fair use" that people slap on their youtube uploads, thinking them it gives them a "get out of jail free" card for copyright infringement. Fair use was repeatedly affirmed in the 2010s, eg. https:&
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by gruez 5mo ago
>With the average speeds on highways often over 75MPH, collecting $0.10/mph/mile over the limit would result in good revenues. ...assuming people don't change their behaviors.
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by gruez 5mo ago
>If you are facing legal consequences for something, you have the constitutional right to face your accuser. Obviously that precludes any and all automated systems. Usually they work around that issue by having a cop manually review the
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by gruez 5mo ago
Instead of making non-substantive patronizing remarks, why don't you respond with actual arguments?
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by gruez 5mo ago
>Conversational ads embedded in AI responses blur that line to the point where it may not exist anymore. When an AI tells you "Product X might be right for you because..." and that recommendation is a paid placement, the disclo
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by gruez 5mo ago
>If you kill a single person, you are a murderer, if you genocide "others" and distribute the spoliation wealth to those unscathed you are a national hero. This is a fundamental misunderstanding of how laws work. It's not
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by gruez 5mo ago
>when we are talking about a person learning something from a webpage or book and something completely different when a webpage or book is used to adjust some weights in a matrix What material differences exist between the two besides &q
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by gruez 5mo ago
>If one word is stolen by AI, that's bad. If a million words are stolen by AI, that's business. Where are all the instances of "one word" being "stolen by AI", and people getting mad over it?
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by gruez 5mo ago
Are EVs typically "sealed" by default? If not, how is going through the effort to "seal" an EV different than installing snorkels for ICE cars?
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by gruez 5mo ago
The iOS "passwords" app didn't support exporting for a while, though they eventually added it.
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by gruez 5mo ago
You never seen someone online or real life choose some trivial issue as a hill to die on? Moreover, what if the situation was reversed, and some politician crashes out over being anti-mass surveillance, even though most of the population su
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by gruez 5mo ago
I love how through the course of 3 comments, it went from "straightforwardly illegal" to "morally shady", then to "exactly how governments should work". What's the alternative here? Should people not be al
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by gruez 5mo ago
The problem is that this all hinges on what you think reasonable political positions are, and thanks to political polarization, everything on the other side is suspect. You support drilling for oil? You must be in the pocket of big oil! You
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by gruez 5mo ago
>It's literally happening and this story makes it really clear A council member "crashing out" (ie. proposing some satirical bills) is "really clear" evidence of kickbacks? Seems like a stretch. At the very least
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by gruez 5mo ago
>Of the 90% many will accept their fault and receive a caution or warning Why do you need to arrest someone just to warn them?
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by gruez 5mo ago
>"Publishers 45 and over were more likely to use AI than those under 45." There's probably some skew here where old people in general aren't typically on substack, and therefore of the old people who are on substack,
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by gruez 5mo ago
>I dunno I'm on some forums with normal older people and they're much more likely to post AI content from YouTube or paste "I asked AI" quotes from chatgpt or even post their own "prompted GAI illustrations"
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by gruez 5mo ago
By that definition anything that happens in politics or corporate america is "fervently pushed by people over 55", because that's the group with the most political and economic power. AI push? Boomers. Datacenter backlash? Bo
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by gruez 5mo ago
>and fervently pushed by people over 55. Source? I think you're conflating "pushed by CEOs" (which might lean on the older side) with "pushed by people over 55".
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by gruez 5mo ago
>You've already done it, got caught, now a fine. It does not mean that the LLM model has to be tossed out and destroyed with a new version trained up without that data. It just means can't is a very stupid word to imply here. Y
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by gruez 5mo ago
>Why is there a difference in judgment here? For one, they actually bothered to sent lawyers rather than getting hit with a default judgement.
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by gruez 5mo ago
>now they don't want competitors anymore "They" aren't a single group. Broadly speaking, publishers are the ones suing anna's archive, and they're involved in suits against AI companies as well. I'm not
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by gruez 5mo ago
>1) Its okay for pharma companies to provide addictive drugs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sackler_family Yes, with FDA approval. You can dispute whether the approval should be granted in the first place, but that&
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by gruez 5mo ago
Did "The West" cause warlords in DRC to exist? Even if you ignore the efforts by western firms to not buy cobalt from the DRC, it's questionable whether the DRC would be better if they had no exploitable natural resources. Ne
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by gruez 5mo ago
Profitable/unprofitable is the wrong way of looking at it, because it implicitly ignores opportunity costs. Putting your money in a savings account at a big bank might be "profitable" in the sense you're getting paid som
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by gruez 5mo ago
>chewy.com is literally pets.com and it is thriving. Seems like a stretch, considering it's down 50% compared to a year ago. https://www.nyse.com/quote/XNYS:CHWY
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by gruez 5mo ago
I don't get it, aren't you supposed to attack to get the enemy HP down? How else are you supposed to win?
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by gruez 5mo ago
I thought all the recent models are "multimodal"? Is the image part just sticking an image recognizer in front of the text model?
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by gruez 5mo ago
This works better if you change "block-button" to "attack-button", because you need to attack far more than block.

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