It wouldn’t be. It would still work. It just wouldn’t be exclusively available to the group that created it-any competitive advantage is lost.

But all of this ignores the real issue - you’re not really punishing the use of unauthorized data. Those who owned that data are still harmed by this.

Making it open source doesn’t change how it works. It doesn’t need the data after it’s been trained. Most of these AIs are just figuring out patterns to look for in the new data it comes across.

What dumbass is letting AI post articles without human oversight? That’s like rule one of what not to do.

… Less traceable in that the price of the coin going up and them cashing out isn’t a direct line from the government coffers to their pocket.

I’m aware it’s a public ledger.

That’s exactly what the plan is. They’re funneling themselves government money, but in a way that’s less traceable

Mastodon is confusing as shit though. They could have made is not as confusing, but this is what happens when you get backend only developers designing the front end of a product.

Ugh, Google+ was so much better than Facebook. The whole circles concept was a game changer for social media that no one else has really adopted in a meaningful way. Half the reason millennials began to leave Facebook was not wanting their parents seeing what they’re posting, so being able to decide which group can see a particular post was an awesome idea.

Sadly it just never got the adoption

After his recent stunts with Russia, he shouldn’t have any clearance at all.

My toddler had a respiratory issue several days before Christmas. Hospitalized for a few days. Released a few days before Christmas. We got home. Pipes froze that very day, for several days. So no water in the house. We were supposed to travel, but due to the hospital and weather were stuck home, so we had to scramble to get a few Xmas things together for the kids. Luckily midway through Xmas, the pipes finally thawed - Christmas miracle, we could shower.

Sure, but it’s mostly been the rich who was at a detriment, not the entire working class…right after suffering another financial hardship. You keep ignoring my entire point, because you think people can eat their principles.

Putting millions of working class Americans in financial peril is also bad. Can we agree on that? Or do you think people can eat their principles?

No one is advocating “saving capitalism” stop being so overly dramatic. You realize that after several years of already being tapped out financially, causing more financial hardship for most of the rest of the working class doesn’t help anyone, right?

No, you clearly can’t grasp that simple concept. Fucking the entire working class to help get a few extra sick days for a few dozen working class - when you can continue negotiating that without the economic cataclysm - is idiotic.

Because the government continued to work to get the rail workers what they wanted, but shitting down the economy would have hurt everyone, at a time when everyone was already hurting financially.

Context matters, try to pay attention to all of it.

Establishment Democrats continue to not learn any lessons.

I’m glad their captcha was broken when I tried to sign up.

It wasn’t the killing that ignited the anger. Journalists keep getting that wrong.

Ghosts

AI is definitely already here. AI will be scraping anything public facing it can reach

Reddit went ban happy and nuked my 13 year old account over attempting to appeal a mod power tripping over an innocent comment they didn’t like.

Which was after the api think killed RiF

This is just a factor of how math works. Anyone holding US equities, which has historically returned 7-8% inflation adjusted per year for over a century, would see their wealth roughly double every 7-10 years.