And I’m sure all the AI everyone gets to use, are “collateral” products, that were realized, while they keep the goal of creating the AI that will ultimately replace all the employees and make the rich independent of the very annoying human workforce in all areas.
Edit: lemmy kept converting the 4 and 7 to numbered bullet points, converting them to 1. And 2.
That’s why the formatting on the numbers is strange, using only blank spaces to separate.
I wasn’t wrong but i should have qualified it. There are instances where companies have pirated art, but the majority is stuff you can freely access online. I agree that they shouldn’t have the pirated art that was behind pay walls. What they do with it isn’t the problem there, it is that they have it. I should have said that the pirating of art isn’t fundamental to the process and really probably was due to overzealous people tasked with finding data to train on and who, like most of us, grew up in the Naptster/limewire era.
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4 Is definitely wrong
7 Yes
And I’m sure all the AI everyone gets to use, are “collateral” products, that were realized, while they keep the goal of creating the AI that will ultimately replace all the employees and make the rich independent of the very annoying human workforce in all areas.
Edit: lemmy kept converting the 4 and 7 to numbered bullet points, converting them to 1. And 2.
That’s why the formatting on the numbers is strange, using only blank spaces to separate.