LiberalFartsMajor
LiberalFartsMajor t1_je3u0o6 wrote
Reply to comment by Fastriverglide in The guy behind the viral fake photo of the Pope in a puffy coat says using AI to make images of celebrities 'might be the line' — and calls for greater regulation by Lakerlion
You just put that in the universe
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jdz11z5 wrote
Reply to comment by Adorable-Ad-3223 in Publishers beat Internet Archive as judge rules e-book lending violates copyright by thawingSumTendies
I always ask my classmates for a PDF copy of our textbooks on the first day of class, even if I already have the book, just so others can piggyback on my request.
ARrggg
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jdxwfsa wrote
Reply to comment by HTC864 in Big Tech is making its stuff slower and stupider — on purpose by treetyoselfcarol
So it's just like any other business insider article
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jdgu8qj wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Apple employees face reprisals, possible termination over return to office policy by OutlandishnessOk2452
These companies are cutting off their nose to spite their face.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jcldtxl wrote
Reply to comment by 121221222 in Rolls-Royce secures funds to develop nuclear reactor for moon base by Vailhem
Meanwhile, students are still waiting to find out if they can afford to finish their degrees because apparently money is tight.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jabn4m0 wrote
Reply to U.S. cyber official praises Apple security and suggests Microsoft, Twitter need to step it up by vanhalenbr
Here we go licking apple's butthole in this sub as usual.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jablzsw wrote
Reply to comment by gerkletoss in AI Art Just Got Slapped With A Crucial And Devasting Legal Blow by Skullpt-Art
Exactly, they are just tools, so is AI.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jablimb wrote
Reply to comment by SomeGoogleUser in AI Art Just Got Slapped With A Crucial And Devasting Legal Blow by Skullpt-Art
They do however need to be compensated
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jablgkv wrote
Reply to comment by Kromgar in AI Art Just Got Slapped With A Crucial And Devasting Legal Blow by Skullpt-Art
It doesn't matter if it creates it from something or from "nothing" the reason a computer can't be creative is that it lacks initiative, a person must direct it to create for it to happen.
No free will = no creativity
A person will always be the one responsible for the works existence because they will have to initiate it somehow.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jaa6cx7 wrote
Reply to comment by Snoo52211 in AI Art Just Got Slapped With A Crucial And Devasting Legal Blow by Skullpt-Art
Are you a digital being ?
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jaa5z5s wrote
Reply to comment by monkeedude1212 in AI Art Just Got Slapped With A Crucial And Devasting Legal Blow by Skullpt-Art
Because a human must take action for it to occur. A human must direct the AI to do a task so the human behind the instructions is the true creator.
Humans don't need to be told what to do to be creative, we can choose to do it of our own free will.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_jaa3cmc wrote
This is justified. A computer absolutely can not create original work. This is also the basis for my assertion that ChatGPT college essays are not "plagiarism."
LiberalFartsMajor t1_ja76jg7 wrote
Reply to comment by BadUncleBernie in First 2000 inmates moved to El Salvador's new gangster prison - President Nayib Bukele, who has declared a "war" on gangs, claims Center for the Confinement of Terrorism is largest mega-prison in Americas. by mortalaa
The wealthy are the enemy, this is just a distraction.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j9z615a wrote
AI chatbot are designed to scare workers into submission. It's anti-union propaganda with accompanying software.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j9wz6zq wrote
Reply to comment by noorbeast in The Bill C-18 Reality: Everyone Loses When the Government Mandates Payments for Links by The1stCitizenOfTheIn
Right off the bat, this is wrong.
>Google and other big tech financially benefits and exploits the content of others for that financial benefit, often within highly controlled and manipulated eco systems.
No they don't. Any website can direct Google not to index them if they don't want to be linked, this would destroy their traffic from Google though. These media companies want to have their cake and eat it too when what they should be doing is dying in a corner quietly.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j8o1ef9 wrote
Reply to comment by Arctyc38 in Hyundai, Kia roll out free technology upgrade to curb nationwide theft epidemic by Serenesis_
Now there's an honest headline.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j8o19tf wrote
Reply to Hyundai, Kia roll out free technology upgrade to curb nationwide theft epidemic by Serenesis_
Why are we letting them brand it as a "technology upgrade" when we know damn well it's a recall.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j6j16xv wrote
How Big Tech is using mass layoffs the media to bring workers to heel.
There have been like 80,000 layoffs, that is nothing. There are 10 million job openings right now. The media is hyping layoffs to make it seem like workers are at risk.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j6g9rde wrote
Reply to comment by marketrent in Google mobility data shows San Francisco metro area led the nation in avoiding the office in 2022 by marketrent
Los Angeles here! I refuse to go back to commuting. I'll simply not work if I can't work-from-home.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j5ncgid wrote
Reply to TikTok reportedly threatened to terminate remote employees who don't live near their assigned office location by Sorin61
Their loss, literally
Employers need us more than we need them.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j56g7fm wrote
Reply to comment by jesitupi in T-Mobile hack: 37 million customer data stolen in November data breach by Pessimist2020
Interesting, I hadn't thought to complain to my officials about it.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j53q6wl wrote
Reply to comment by BiggieJohnATX in T-Mobile hack: 37 million customer data stolen in November data breach by Pessimist2020
That's terrible, I wish you luck. I guess I'm lucky that my credit isn't good enough to get anything substantial with it
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j53pcb7 wrote
Reply to comment by BiggieJohnATX in T-Mobile hack: 37 million customer data stolen in November data breach by Pessimist2020
Interesting. Thanks. I cancelled my service and switched to Mint because they refused to give me $100 bill credit for the breach. I don't think I was being unreasonable.
Mint is much cheaper and literally using the same network.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_j53m220 wrote
Again?!
Let me guess, they are going to get away without paying customers anything because of a arbitration clause?
When are we going to ban arbitration agreements? There only purpose is to usurp consumer and employee rights.
LiberalFartsMajor t1_je46kk6 wrote
Reply to comment by Fastriverglide in The guy behind the viral fake photo of the Pope in a puffy coat says using AI to make images of celebrities 'might be the line' — and calls for greater regulation by Lakerlion
I'm picturing the Pope and Muhammad giving each other handjobs under their robe / cloak