What about their creeptid, then?

I could forgive the first lawyer who fell into the trap in a highly publicized case about ... a year ago or so now? ChatGPT was new, it was overhyped, no one really understood the limitations yet, and lawyers are just human.

Today, though? It's like not knowing you shouldn't use your phone while driving.

People are limited by time. AI is limited by how much computing power you can throw at it.

What a lot of words to say "Got mine, fuck you".

And art is not? If I draw Jesus riding a Utahraptor while shooting laser guns at aliens that would arguably be art (save for the part where I can't actually draw), but asking an AI to come up with a similar picture is not? I agree that AI-generated works shouldn't be art, but I'm also aware that it's an emotional response on my part.

It's also important to remember that even if EVs don't 100% solve the problem, perfect must not be the enemy of good. A 99% improvement is an important stepping stone to buy time to find that last 1% solution.

The thing is you register trademarks in market groups, essentially. You don't just register "007" and you own all use of those three numbers in that sequence. You register it for movies, for games, for clothes, for food(?), for toys, etc.

When was the last James Bond game released? When was the last line of suits in James' style released? When was the last James Bond action figure released? These are all unique questions that have no bearing on the trademarks in the other categories.

Jesus, man. Can I ask what company/which games these were?

So what happens when a mod in one of these subreddits decides they disagree with you and ban you?

Can empirically (almost) confirm this. I have a 1080, and while I don't play every single new game that comes out it's only started complaining when I tried running FF16. I am now in the process of upgrading to a 4070 Ti because screw these scarcity mechanics.

Yeah, this sounds more like 'neat Chrome plugin' than 'AI'.

Ads are not just your average distraction; they are specifically designed to be distracting and grab your attention. This isn't just talking to someone on the phone levels of distraction.

No, what actually happened is the one guy who knows how to run the printing press went to a cafe and forgot to tip, and the server got pissed.

Not at all false, it's an alternative fact.

Every accusation is an admission.