Yeah that's why I asked. If in fact the rights holders haven't already made copies of these performances, then preservation is an issue. If there are already copies made then it's not as big of a deal, especially if they're available somewhere (presumably for a price).

Getting an MBA at a big name school is about contacts & connections. Networking and all that.

Inevitably they'll hire others to clean up the mess. And it's not going to make any of the AI providers turn a profit.

Democrats aren't curtailing any such abuse of power. Stop lying.

The lottery and sports book are so much better.

Had anyone digitized these performances already? Were they in danger of being lost once the old records became unreadable?

Same people that always did, presumably.

Usually when unions cut a deal for a workplace that can have non-union employees or contractors working in the same positions, they have provisions in their contracts to standardize rates or pay so that the union can't be pushed out so easily.

There are articles and vids out there with X and BlueSky post screenshots.

Vapid, not valid. Meh.

Social media fails when it devolves into people commoditizing their experiences by reducing them to content for monetization purposes. The user may not profit off such content, but the host company certainly will.

AI slop removes the user's experiences and replaces them with machine-generated replicas. There's no need for people to engage with social media after that point. Bring in actual interaction between users rather than valid co-consumption of someone else's content and maybe it can serve a purpose once more.

They hacked the Gibson!

There might be some people in England that don't speak English (or German).

There might have been a hashtag.

He could be referring to Nepal.