They need not be talented artists or masters of their craft.

I mean clearly the ruling says that the parts that can be copywritten *need to be made by humans*

If what you said is true (you infer that you just need humans to *ask* for AI to do the work, absent talent) then that doesn't square with the conclusion.

"it seems that intelligence remains primarily inherited from parents/ancestors"

citation needed

I would question whether you should be basing an apparent worldview on an argument in which the words "it seems" appears more than once.

https://theonion.com/conscient...

That's a chicken and egg problem, and you know it. There was a time when you were the guy with the horse, and he was the guy who lived near a place that sold gasoline.

Should a boxer be able to wager the he/she wins a fight? I would think so, they are wagering on their skill, putting it on the line.

You're just asking the boxer to collude with the person they're fighting.

beauty

"Brand awareness probably plays a role here." Gee, you think?

I'd say maybe, but those same people still own the messaging channels. It's hard to get a read on whether or not it'll turn over generationally. I'd say the youth are drinking the koolaid these days.

I posit you have mental problems.

Lol this stupid administration was like "here's some money to make cheese, that'll make us look good people want cheese" .. and DOGE was like "here's some cheese, trust us it's cheese" and they drop a fucking block of cement on the desk. Just back scratching all the way around.

You have to pay for the cost of upgradaing at some point, but cmon US, this is your tax base you're talking about. Outside of *where* that money goes (it's impressive a country is so full of people who think too much goes to the military but yet so much goes to the military) why would you want to kneecap revenue collection? I'm consistently impressed by how the US raises so many adults who think their country would be better with a government that had no money to do anything. No welfare, no health care, all infrastructure private, etc .. the mentality is bananas, almost *because* of how obvious it is to land there.

If it's free, you're the product.

We live in an age of wonderfully empowered idiots. Yay computers.

Don't you have some street corner to be ranting on?

well yes, my point is its easier to award merit - and appreciate - a film that tries despite limited resources and fails to be great vs a company like disney that has all the resources in the world