

Copying is not theft.


Copying is not theft.


There’s a significant possibility that the technology will not require enormous amounts of compute to train sooner than some might think. None of these companies want to spend money they don’t have to.


While a program is eligible for copyright, anything small enough to be considered a snippet likely wouldn’t be unless it is sufficiently expressive or original.


imaginary
does not exist
That’s how they got the name


Which would never be rooted or jailbroken in the first place so why even bring it up in this this context?


Agreed! However, I took the comment above yours to be referring to design.


Everything since the manga have been based on it?
While this Motoko looks very similar, some of the other characters in this version are the furthest from the original IMO.
Well since you’ve taken a detour away from reality, the answer would have to be that they would utilize a perfectly effective magic spell.
That on its own would not provoke creation of a law.
Kind of, but they are misunderstanding the saying. It refers to the fact that if the available supply of current (maybe it should say power?) is sufficiently limited, it is possible for a person’s body to conduct hundreds of thousands to millions of volts without pain or injury.
That said, high voltage behaves different and there are a lot of factors that make it unsafe.


I agree. It’d obviously be the best experience for the customer if they could choose whichever store/launcher they want to buy on and not have to worry about having to pay more if they don’t shop around. Like the tea with price printed on the can so it’s consistent.


Baccano! is one I’ll add to the list, though I enjoyed most of the others mentioned.
I want to see copilot directly control a big cnc machine. Might be entertaining.


When you see this phrasing in English language, ‘it’ refers to the main subject of the preceding statement. In this case as a reply to the main post the subject is the “$322 Million Spotify Piracy Case”.


This has been in motion since before AI was being pushed in everything.
Same as you would download anything else.


He may have an employment contract in place which gives additional protections. It’s much more likely for a Harvard professor than your average worker.
It literally isn’t.