Maybe the games require phoning home and they are completely wiping out the "department" that manages the server.

The server itelf is probably cheap, but employees arent.

Artificial bias, like changing "generate images of a family" with "generate images of a diverse family"

Whats wrong with selling things that are in demand?

My understanding is that these are all done in multiple stages.

The big network doesnt have artificial bias or artificial limitations, but thats the second stage.

But thats the second stage. The first stage, the small network, or maybe just an expert system, is transforming your prompt into a network-ready vector, and this is where they impose limitations and biases.

You ask for "images of a family" and the first stage transforms your query into "[preamble of rules.] Generate images of a diverse family"

Its going to stay this way because the time and dollar cost of biasing and limiting the big network is prohibitive. Aint nobody got time to label the training set. Also, it allows offering differing levels of modification based on the customer. The general public version wont even be the most limited of them, and very special customers dont have limitations or biases injected.

Now, in the case of an expert system for stage 1, thats going to be easily tricked unless its very heavy handed on the limitations.

"It appears like your are writing a scathing summary of the actions of Microsoft. Would you like me to apply the "M$" filter to it?"

"It appears like you are browsing the web. Would you like to re-open your pages in the recommended browser?"

"It appears like you are playing a game. Sorry for minimizing it. Would you like to learn about screen recording?"

Cheating will be rampant

hard to believe that that isnt the intent.

People have apps and workflows and games that they are already familiar with.

Its not a trivial ask.

Not only can children do it, the entire point of VBA was that even middle management cant do it.

Any information you give narrows the field. This includes the [x] Do Not Track

The only way to poison the well is to start presenting randomized information. Today you got that mask on, tomorrow you don't, and on thursday you wear big ears.

Just don't resign?

..which is fine because Google results are trash now.

The super-flare wont kill you.

Its the fall of society immediately afterwards that will kill you.

A super-flare will break nearly all the satellites, while on its way to breaking nearly all the electrical systems, in a way that will set fire to many of the grid-connected buildings.

Society recovering wont be an option, as there will be an immediate bootstrap problem. Our food requires all these machines that no longer work and cannot be replaced at any reasonable scale, and all the fires will also produce a year long cold spell that could be described as a nuclear winter.

People will be eating each other for years.

We need Initial Public Shorting

..or are they making up the hours in the 4 days they do work?

If given the choice to do 4x10 hour, how many U.S. workers would choose it?
Thats ~50 more days off per year at the expense of a longer work day.