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Comment Re:In other words... astroturfing (Score 1) 26

Microsoft can't figure out a way to market/sell this so they're resorting to astroturfing

Strange that they can't figure this out. Have they asked their AI how to solve this problem? I assume it's as simple as creating an AI to simulate an influencer, that can influence people to use AI more regularly. No brainer, really. Does Microsoft even have any interns left who could be tasked with this?

Comment Re: Comment Subject: (Score 1) 42

If you steal stuff and then lie about it "but y'honor it was just a free sample", then you should be sent to jail for it.

Copyright limitations apply to all copyrightable works by default even when the works are not explicitly marked with a copyright. It's a simple rule, which makes life easy for everyone. All anyone has to ask is: Do I own the copyright? No. Then I can't copy it.

Comment Re:It's expensive, but not as we know it, Jim (Score 1, Troll) 73

Artifact you say? No. It's merely a proof that AI is stealing stuff, or as the adults say, infringing copyright. The fact that this shows up when an AI using "artist" is being sloppy doesn't invalidate the proof.

It seems to me you have never made any art yourself? If you did and tried to sell it with somebody else's signature on it, you would be rightly accused of forgery and fraud. This is basic knowledge you should be aware of, because it is incompatible with your naive idea that artists simply use other artists' work because somehow otherwise there would not be a lot of art around.

Comment Re:au contraire (Score 1, Insightful) 73

Uh.... no?

It's clearly megalomaniacs like Zuckerberg, Schmidt, Ellison, Andreessen, Jobs, Gates, Altman, Musk, Bezos, etc.

These people are West Coast Tech people, they learned what to do and how to do it in Silicon Valley, and honed their skills in that area.

Bankers have nothing to do with it, they exist all around the world and deal with everyone.

Comment The WTO is dead (Score 1) 8

What is the point of this? The WTO has been effectively dead for about 5 years.

It's not sleeping.

It's plumage is drab.

It's fallen off its perch.

From here:

Since 2019, when the Donald Trump administration began blocking appointments to the body, the Appellate Body has been unable to enforce WTO rules and punish violators of WTO rules [...]

It's funny how the world goes to shit when the bad guys deliberately block the enforcement of rules.

/FoodForThought.

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