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Comment Re:If you want to be really stupid .. (Score 1) 85

after reading quite a bit about how these "watermarking" systems work, i am convinced the real reason for them is so they can claim their ai "could have generated it" and therefore your idea is no longer original and they get your patent. it's not like they can embed microdots into new times roman and that is the "watermark" - it is mostly just a bunch of contrived math about "text quality" involving the rejection of tokens at generation. you will have a great idea that requires you to put words together weird and the "was this ai" checker will be like "yes it was here is the seed and start value that would have generated this" and you'll be publicly shamed while they steal from you.

Comment Re:iConsent: Not Included (Score 1) 64

i'm torn between the legal and moral. i recently needed to look up texas laws on it because i needed to record a conversations with a friend and with the police separately. in this state it is one party consent meaning if i am somehow involved i can record whatever without telling them. on one hand the law says we are fine. on the other you're still a shitlord for doing it.

Comment flock's graces (Score 5, Insightful) 33

since it is "flock" forcing these guardrails and not legislation, the police will just roll their contract to a company that doesn't force them. which will likely be some subsidiary of flock. that or departments can buy a premium subscription after talking to a sales rep to get past them again.

Comment Re: Missed one crucial point/reason (Score 2) 116

to fix the article: windows 11 growth slows as everyone who could afford a new computer that just came with it pre installed dont need more of them. if normies could just throw money on tech right now microsoft would be having a crazy public jerkoff over the w11 adoption rate, pretending its not just because most are not savvy enough to install an os (or think) for themselves.

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