If the AI model is trained on public-domain material or "commodity" material that doesn't contain real creative content along with creative content developed in-house or with the blessing/license from the creator/owner, that's fine.

But if it's importing creative and unique content from elsewhere without permission, that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. Probably lots of lawsuits.

Plus, a significant fraction of the game-buying public is looking to support creators financially, rather than just "buying a game."

Their servers go down because they DDOS themselves demanding more cert renewals than they can support. The blog certificates expire and browsers refuse to load your cat memes.

Data wars YOU!

"Police officers in cities across the U.S. are quick to extol the virtues of [strike]real-time crime centers[/strike] [insert] panopticons[insert] as a game changer that helps them find missing children, monitor large events from the skies and scope out dangerous scenes before putting an officer in harm's way."

There, fixed that for you.

You know the video is going to be turned into a meme within minutes of it happening.

I predict that among the first memes will be Trump meme-ing it up by replacing the condemned man's face with that of Iranian leadership, saying "who wants to be next" or something like that.

I ran this through the translator. "Having a dedicated home with Prime Video allows us to build on that legacy with unprecedented global reach and a broader commitment to the Television Academy and our mission throughout the year."

It came out "Jeff offered more money."

... the Oscars not being shown live in theaters.

It may not be impressive, but it can be useful. If, by rapidly iterating over others' homework, you or your bot can prove X, then it can boost everyone's confidence of MY research that relies on X being true.

People paid, when AI stole their intellectual property. People paid when they were put out of work. People paid when data centers came to their town. People will pay for a nuclear accident cleanup, when google subordinates create one.

... until March 32nd.

Worked out pretty well for WhOracle and OpenOffice, didn't it? LOL!

It's just making rich people richer, and the rest of us can just go rot?

Windows is totally infested with AI spyware.

Oh, no, I didn't hack your server, my AI did. I hope Wikimedia sues, and we can stop this nonsense.