Reverse engineering (AI-assisted of course).

If I publish a novel that incorporates some quotes from Mother Goose Nursery Rhymes, will courts rule that I have no copyright and the entire novel is public domain? I don't think so. Prove me wrong.

If I publish a program product that incorporates some public domain code, AI-generated or otherwise, will courts rule that I have no copyright and the entire product is public domain? I don't think so. Prove me wrong.

Of course the portions that are in the public domain remain in the public domain and everyone is free to copy them. But if you want to copy these portions, it is entirely up to you to identify them. I as the publisher don't have to assist you in any way.

Also note that if I publish an arrangement of a public domain tune, I have copyright on the arrangement, although not on the tune. Likewise, if I substantially edit public domain code, the copyright on the edits is mine. You are welcome to undo my edits and use the public domain portion as you see fit. I don't have to tell you what my edits were. Good luck.

Mismanagement has been the name of the game since Mass Effect 2. It's just been design by committee junk.

Which is why you are fully in support of cost free tax payer subsidized identification, correct?
Otherwise you want to disenfranchise the poor. Which is it?

The cashier and you bought the same lie.
The store isn't trying very hard to hire or they would raise the wage until they had the employees they wanted and the retention they desired.

The actual complaint is that no one will work random hours each week always under 32 hours for minimum wage. However that doesn't let you look down on the poors so you won't like this.

An airgap seems equally applicable to all models and would serve as a very powerful guardrail.

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Exactly.

The street camera only holds 48 hours. But it offloads that on a daily basis, to whatever long term server is involved. Just like it does now.

It says like 161 to 1.
There are 193 members, what about the other 30ish?

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"A kid growing up today will never be smarter than AI, but he or she will also never have understood a world where every product and service that they interact with is not really smart and really capable and really helpful,"

OK, so show us these really smart AI things. When I have to describe in 3 different ways to the AI bot that the Amazon order is wrong, and something a human would have picked up instantly....that does not sound 'really smart' to me.

For me, price is not the killer. Even if it were $50, I wouldn't. Or even free.
AI + camera toothbrush? No thanks. Far too many ways for data to go awry.

a smart toothbrush that uses a tiny camera and on-device AI

How about no? Does no work for you?

Don't worry, you don't have to be honest with yourself here in your TDS afflicted echo chamber. Let your selective outrage flow and ignore that all politicians extensively lie, including the previous U.S. president who assured us that he wouldn't pardon his crackhead son, but did anyway.

As seen in replies to articles in various tech sites. Almost word for word.