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dcwca

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    It is totally legal to train on this stuff, but illegal to reproduce copyrighted works. Interestingly, Google's business model could have been criticized the same way. They constru…

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    Comment #39004676

    Security and privacy mentioned constantly throughout marketing materials

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    Comment #38363797

    With all due respect, Chomsky has no intuition for this kind of technology. Was sad to see him reject the technology, felt oddly like sour grapes when really LLMs have validated hi…

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    Right now, Altman may be the most relevant for the further development of AI because the way the technology continues to go to market will be largely shaped by the regulatory envir…

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    Comment #29490080

    Worth the subscription fee for sure

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    Comment #29025618

    Something I don’t read enough about that would make autonomous cars a lot more reliable is smart tech in the road infra. Why don’t stop lights send a beacon? Roads and lanes should…

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    Comment #28989933

    We shrug them off because they are the devil we know: a super well understood risk. Also because safety is improving, so the trend is toward less risk not more.

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    Comment #26787639

    This is such great work.

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    Comment #26749401

    I watched that documentary and had a good laugh at how poorly made it was. The filmmaker starts out by revealing that he just loves the ocean and wanted to make a film about it but…

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    Comment #26310394

    Metallica

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    Comment #26206158

    There are cases where it’s less important for bands to be paid for their music than it is to not sue children and not cripple consumer technology.

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    Comment #25781346

    Their hand was forced by someone posting a photo of a can of axe body spray being left behind by the mob.

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    Comment #25490171

    The spirit of the web isn’t frozen in time.

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    Comment #25274215

    User experience beats all of those things.

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    Comment #24775977

    AI is best defined as whatever computers can’t quite do yet but we think they can do soon. It’s a moving target. Lots of things used to be “AI” that are commonplace now.

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    Comment #24211425

    Which is a good metaphor for the success of Reddit as a company.

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    Comment #24211205

    Because the mobile application is a much better, richer and faster experience for daily active users. For a casual user who is following a link from a google search, perhaps the we…

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    Comment #23579541

    Web apps are pretty risk free in this sense. Nobody controls the web.

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    Comment #23468774

    You don’t have to account for all the trigger words in existence. All you have to do is believe that the people who are raising issues about specific topics are doing so from a pla…

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    Comment #23462648

    I didn’t mention the police, I’m talking about anything that offends minority groups within your community of users. By choosing to be insensitive you contribute to their plight.