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The problem isnt that the future is going to be 100% AI driven, its that the cheap shit is going to be 100% AI driven and that's where new talent has to go to learn the ropes. Like…

Watching my mate explain to his father for the 100th time that the game wont run on his 64 bit Itanium workstation despite it running windows did eventually get old.

Theres a Sphinx working at Microsoft and you proved that you aren't capable of adapting to the team culture.

Thats it yep.

90% of movies aren't shown at cinemas. 90% of movies are for home consumption. 90% of movies are Paw Patrol or some low rent action filler for Primes catalogue.

>Also... Actors aren't hired based on acting skill. AI can't replace the notoriety part of why studios hire actors. This. The reason Tom Holland and Matt Damon are in a Greek myth …

I swear I watched a 1930s hollywood film where a guy died inside the box they built to soundproof the camera.

>the results can't be copyrighted Remains to be seen. If you read the full thing from the copyright office they left a massive window open for anything with significant human invol…

>But my answer would be: Because the entire story exists for the audience. Fan service maximalism? Authors should avoid treading on favourite characters, erring on the side of maki…

>but try to find a site for “Acutus”. Interesting test to the modern marketing theory that something needs a website to be real and tangible these days. Its certainly worth followi…

>Good luck doing that in China. Crazy how all the 5 eyes nations banned Huawei within like 18 months of each other.

>But there don’t seem to be any contributors, or at least not human ones. I ran every article on the site through Pangram (the AI detector that credibly claims a near-zero false-po…

What they always do. Send in armed men with guns? Export Controls. Import Controls. National Security Laws.

>Can I make a side-rant how since Game of Thrones, it seems to have become an expectation that characters must be killed off? Apparently readers are (expected to) be so desensitize…

Nuance. She uses science and technology to amazing affect to tell the story she wanted to tell in Dispossessed. Key points, the starship that travels between the moon and the sun, …

>Do we ban the police when one goes rogue? I mean worth a shot right? Do we need armed government funded domestic violence perpetrators? Can anyone make the case for the current si…

Project seems too good to be squatting on that name. I imagined some joke terminal when I first saw it.

>Retired radio shock jock Alan Jones′ influence and reputation survived one arrest, in a London public toilet in 1988. Always has been.

>So saying "we should allow unfettered access to the internet" or even "it's the parents' responsibility" is naive, dismissive and has failed. How has it failed? Whats the measure …

Eh foreign correspondent stuff like this tends to release at the end of a long pipeline. They spent 12 months on a piece on Israel that was focusing on the conditions of Palestinia…

Doesnt that mean that the statement "Datacenter protests arent about water" is correct?

>>Data-centre protests aren't about water >I suspect the people facing rising electricity cost and air-noise pollution beg to differ. Pulling myself together here to be as polite a…

>An AI (or crypto mining) datacenter is fundamentally a financial fraud (or most charitably, in Mr. Greenspan's immortal phrasing, a result of "irrational exuberance") that has tak…

>This reads like an attempt by Anthropic to re-secure their leading spot in "our models are the most dangerous and we also have unreleased, super-secret, research models" index. Th…

>why the fuck dont they put these data monstrocities in any number of thousands of empty giant office towers littering city centers everywhere Big problem is providing enough elect…