Don't they say its just a license and not outright ownership? Wonder how this will go down.

That's the whole point. Oligarchy gets richer while the rest of us beg for scraps.

This is slashdot. Of course they didn't read the actual article. That would take done extra clicks and maybe a scroll or two of moment because of ads.

Republicans:

Button 1: Can't Trust the FBI.
Button 2: Trust everyone in this administration.

Nelson reaction...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

Damn. I wish I had a mod point. I'd mod this funny.

In my daily life, I don't see a lot of people being aware of hallucinating AI agents. Some skepticism, some raving "oh my god this is amazing!" but I don't hear a lot of "cautiousness about results," so I've been a bit more vocal when appropriate.

That being said, there are plenty of edge case uses where AI agents completely fail. I'm still in the middle of testing the usefulness of Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini in a specific situation. I'm trying to see if it can help me decide which characters in a mobile game I'm playing are worth keeping and not. I haven't had the time to really delve, but right from the beginning Claude is the worst. It couldn't give me anything more than generalities about the game. ChatGPT and Gemini were incorrect in labeling one or two characters, so I need to really spend more time determining how well they know the stats of all them.

Most recent data I could find shows:

Truth Social 6 million active
Gettr 9 million (total, maybe half are active)
Bluesky 40 million with about 3.5 million active.

Noemi already basically admitted to what happened to the money .. it all went to newly created shell companies.

"Ooops."

This "lack of accountability" isn't a new thing.

A friend of mine was murdered by two teenage shitheads street racing an F150 and Tundra through residential streets, not stopping at stop signs when one of them t-boned my friend in his work pickup, killing him instantly. At the trial, the kid's PARENTS were giving my friend's family dirty looks, as if it was my friend's fault that they killed him.

You can only pass an amendment with the agreement of the majority of the states, along with congress (both sides) passing it.

So, yes, Reich is correct, the more states that follow what he's written, the more likely it will cascade. There are already several states (some rather right-wing ones, too, funny enough) who have already passed such laws. I want to say it's like Wyoming, Idaho or one of the Dakotas.

Hyaluronic acid is added to creams and certain supplements because it helps with moisturizing of skin and lubrication of joints as well as reduction in wrinkles, which means it can "make things bigger"

It's produced by the body. The only way I can figure for testing purposes is if there's some baseline determined for normal body amounts and if someone tests for above that amount. I'm sure arguments could be made against the usefulness of such tests.

Replicators. This is how you get replicators!

This is what happens when you neglect to even do basic testing.

I worked in QA for a few years back in the 90s and it still boggles my mind how poorly things are left untested, even today.