And the copyright owners have no problem with them profiting from derived works that were made using pirated content?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism

TL;DR: yes

It’s unfortunate that LLMs are the only thing that come to mind when AI is mentioned though. Something that can do pattern recognition better than a human can is good for this application

Muse is currently capable of generating visuals at a resolution of 300x180 pixels

“Please, just give us more money so we can hyperscale enough for this to be useful” lmao

What would be significantly more useful for game developers is AI generated 3D models or something they actually ask for.

Probably best not to try it in the US unless you want the FCC knocking on your door

They gave it command line access and told it to copy files into another directory. It still sounds quite trivial.

I want someone that’s pleasant to work with and can pull their weight, but that’s just my preference.

I would try to leave it more open-ended when asking what their hobbies are outside of work, and then ask whatever follow-up questions you can think of that would let them express what they’re passionate about.

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Direct actions taken to degrade civil rights and human rights within the US in pursuit of their Project 2025 plans

Distracting us from their actions to enact Project 2025 plans, mostly. The degradation of human rights (starting with immigrants and trans people, for example). It seems like they’re gonna keep threatening to invade countries and they’re gonna keep playing tariff chicken, but pay attention to what they’re doing within the US.

Their strategy is to overwhelm the news cycle with distractions. Stay focused.

Zuccin on the cheeto, for sure

Now it looks like a magic 8 ball but is somehow less useful than one

Just look for all the companies that roll back their DEI initiatives

Citations are just the academic version of “likes” on social media

Paired with having to touch door handles to exit the restroom

It would be nice for the teapot to make a comeback, since it used to be used to benchmark 3d computer graphics

Of course not. No kid, let alone an adult, wants to listen to a soul-less robot for half the day. The schools cutting corners to pay teachers less is still an issue, for sure.

Khan Academy was pretty good last time I used it, so I guess it’s better than a no-name AI company.