midas89

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   by midas89 21d ago

   Here is what I'll push back with: Even if somehow you had the super hero ability to create this silicon out of thin air and even double it, I'd argue that it wouldn't drive down prices. Simply because both the AI datacenter&#
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   by midas89 29d ago

   Does it matter how it was created? Whether you had a subordinate create it, or an employee, or a contractor, googled it, cited a study, or some other method. You as the expert look at the conclusion and either agree with it or disagree. I t
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   by midas89 29d ago

   You would think that if the EU is requiring this, then why not just implement this for the EU users.
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   by midas89 29d ago

   your data get's sold
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   by midas89 2mo ago

   The article says congress should pass a privacy bill to protect kids. But it's never about the kids. It's always about surviellance and tracking people. For corporations it allows better monetization while for the government it al
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   by midas89 4mo ago

   In practice I agree with the author but I think the issue isn't AI or AI slop as much as people's judgement. He himself says that some AI assisted projects are actually good while other's aren't so. Devil's advocate
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   by midas89 8mo ago

   I think what you'll find is that most aren't happy with the current copyright law anyway (I include myself in that group) or don't understand it or don't agree with it, and thus will just shrug. For example, copyright du