... better, but not perfect?

Somebody call the waaah-mbulance.

What does that even mean? Whose biases? What sort of bias, exactly?

I could have sworn I played this game on an Intellivision:

Take the Money and Run

But it's not listed as a system for this game. Maybe my rich friend with the Intellivision also had an Odyssey 2, lol

Or - what you consider bad, most people don't.

I didn't read anywhere that their complain was training (there are many complaint about training though). But Sora2 is creating basically infringing videos and that seems to be there issue. The whole reason training on copyrighted works get brought up is because it then allows the models to create infringing work based on the original. The whole worry about training on One Piece is that they can then use it to create videos with characters from One Piece or based on One Piece, which would be infringement. If they trained on One Piece but you could never tell when you were using it, no one would have any reason to complain.

... there could actually be some use cases.

"I'm looking for a ring-less shower curtain that is actually 72 inches high, *including* the built in "rings". *Not* one that is supposed to be equivalent to a 72" "standard" curtain with rings."

That kind of thing. IF it worked ...

Yeah, it turns out that when you don't grow anything yourself, and then you kidnap, rape, and murder your neighbors, it becomes hard to get food.

Also, when you put the people in charge who were responsible for all that, they seem to divert the food that is brought there for you away from you.

But don't worry, useful idiots (as Lenin called them) will blame your neighbors ...

I'm not really seeing a problem with AI-generated superheros, wisecracks, and explosions.

Nor how we will tell the difference ...

I keep telling people this, and they keep saying I'm wrong, something about it not being an actual accepted or useful definition of insanity, just a meme that caught on at some point. Their refusal to see the truth is driving me f'ing crazy!

The irony meter goes up to 11.

Well yeah, came here to say that.

Plenty of real human education bigwigs are telling us every day not to be concerned about silly things like low test scores, not when important things like recycling and diversity are at hand!

Pretty smart.

Mock all you like, but what's wrong with restoring some audio feedback about what's actually happening?

It's stupid; but at least more honest than trying to dress 'grok' up as the master control computer.

In the MS case; it wouldn't be too surprising if that order is also the one that urgency dictates. Neither is totally unavailable on-prem only; or entirely without more-chatty-than-one-would-like behavior; but if your concern is about your dependence and Redmond's potential direct control their groupware stuff is moving faster than their OSes(at least if you have enterprise licenses and someone to handle keeping them quiet) in the direction of pure SaaS.

You'll get some nagging about how Azure Arc is definitely the cool kid's future of glorious hybrid manageability; but your ability to run Windows as though it were 15 years ago is definitely greater than your ability to run Office that way.

I suspect that this won't be the last case we see; as MS has shown comparatively little interest in backing down on the future being azure SaaS, and there's no real equivalent to some steep but temporary discounts for dealing with people who have fundamental privacy and operational control issues; while it's not terribly challenging to find a special discount that makes sticking with the status quo look cheaper than trying to do a migration.

Honestly I have seen prices change when refreshing my browser. Besides Walmart and other big box stores did similar things in the day.