This is vastly overvaluing your worth.

"Never trust a beautiful woman."

I don't know why you think that.

Google's AI will confidently give you a citation that says exactly the opposite of what it claims.

It's definitely useful. At a minimum, it's a better search engine, and search engines are useful.

Here's an example of the company's robot in action. I don't know why their demo models are women.

Kind of Gary Harts own fault. For example, Johnson and Kennedy were famous for affairs but still managed to survive (for varying definitions of "survive").

The AI robot cost the district $57,590. It's actually a reasonable price for a robot.

Uncanny valley hits hard.

Quantized to 2 bits you might just about be able to run it with 512GB of RAM and 24GB of VRAM. But it would lose a lot of its intelligence.

However, there are people who've been running big models on consumer hardware by streaming data from an SSD rather than keeping it all in RAM. Significantly slower but doable.

And if Sony handled it like you say Audible did, there'd probably be fewer complaints.

So far as I see it, it shouldn't matter whether or not Sony retains the rights to sell licenses for some content, unless they explicitly stated that at the point of sale. I never had a PlayStation account, so I don't know how that process works. I know that on Amazon, it says RENT or BUY. If Amazon told me it couldn't play something in my library of purchased things because of licensing, I would pitch a fit and take it to... hmmm... the FTC I think. False advertising for renting me something and calling it a purchase.

I'm rarely in favor of government intervention in the markets, but this would be a legitimate place. This is an issue that needs to be cleared up. It creates too much uncertainty. People may need to sue Sony to get it going. Or, a federal legislator seeing that their copy of their favorite movie is gone.

Your sig reminds me of the term "circumgyrating". It's what Jeremey Bentham called jogging, before it was called jogging. Possibly inventing it, he began his day with 6am circumgyrations.

I'm not sure about the legality. If you illegally download a copy of windows but activate it with a legit key, MS won't call you a pirate. If I download a DVD rip of some Red Dwarf episodes because I don't feel like looking for my DVD or hooking up a player, have I violated my license? Certainly not in spirit, but I don't know what the law might think. If I have a Netflix account and download a copy of One Piece for whatever reason, does Netflix care or have a cause to care? I don't know. (Don't care much either, I'm still going to do it)

And if it's all just licenses, then what's wrong with me downloading a BDRip of something I bought on VHS? I have little doubt that MPAA lawyers would take issue, but that doesn't mean much to me. I care what other people think, and lawyers gave up the right to be people when they joined the bar.

I"m curious...do these Chinese models contain Chinese guard rails?

I mean, will it censor you if you ask about the Chinese premier looking like Winnie the Pooh or tienaman (sp?) square....will it say it can't answer that...or give answers that only praise china?

Genuine question with potential genuine concerns....

How?