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@KobieNieu @Heccles94 Give the kid $2000 dollars then take away $1300 and distribute it to their 13 other siblings. The kid now has $700 for cleaning the bathroom and feels satisfied with their life, and his siblings can buy shoes and food.

$119,000,000,000 in one day. This man is sick. This world is sick. Tax. The. Rich.

@samxtan @Heccles94 Issue is, you need capital to start a business. It's easy to make money once you have money. Being poor is a never ending cycle of barely making ends meet. Stress is a real factor when it comes to creativity and ambition - why not raise the floor for everyone?

@Heccles94 A picture says a thousand words and this picture describes you.

@sam0mighty @Pirat_Nation Agreed, and the AI was trained by stealing art / assets from people without any credit or copyright laws.

Yeah, I'm one of the people fully against AI for anything. And to make matters worse, the massive corporation uses AI to create something and then sell it to us, the consumer, when it cost them nothing. I prefer humans to be working and spending my money on something I know a human built.

Fortnite players are calling for AI labels on skins after Epic Games shared a video showing how generative AI is used in its concept art process. According to the video, artists first come up with ideas themselves, then use internal AI tools to quickly create rough renders before repainting and refining the results by hand. Epic says artists remain in control and that AI is meant to speed up the process, not replace people. Players have accused Epic for months of using AI-generated artwork in Fortnite Chapter 7 claiming certain posters and sprays showed signs of AI-generated mistakes. Earlier this year, Fortnite senior external development manager Stephanie Arnette said Epic’s goal with AI is “to make us more efficient.”

@Startrance85 @Pirat_Nation I have two thoughts on AI : 1) It shouldn't steal from artists without crediting them (seriously, how are there no copyright laws) 2) It should be used to replace ALL jobs. Let people enjoy their time on Earth.

@Pirat_Nation AI crybabies are the funniest thing. People don't seem to understand that AI is the future and it will be pretty much anywhere in a couple of years.

@ultrawideben_YT @Pirat_Nation If the AI boom didn't suck up all the RAM and and SSDs then I'd agree. On the bright side - Valve isn't beholden to shareholders; they will likely lower the price as soon as possible.

@Pirat_Nation It if costs a more the 499 I won’t be buying one to be a success it needs to be reasonably priced

Valve has added the Steam Machine welcome tour and onboarding screens to Steam’s backend. This includes a guided “Welcome to Steam Machine” setup flow and step-by-step instructions for using the microSD card slot to expand storage. The same backend changes were made shortly before the Steam Controller launch. Via:@SadlyItsBradley

@AP Agree with this statement. If you want to work, then work - get extra cash for luxury items or simply find purpose. If someone wants to live ve a life of leisure, let them. Limit the amount of kids people can have to make the system sustainable. Sounds like a future worth having

Elon Musk predicted that AI and robots would eventually allow work to become optional for human beings, that money would become “irrelevant” and poverty would cease to exist.

@VIK19941 @IGN Corporate elite bigwigs are the ones who ultimately push that agenda onto the creative studios. It's hard to blame studios for going woke when 90% of the time it's the shareholders forcing them to. The solution is very simple - tax the rich 🤑🤑

@IGN remember and lets not forget Apu was removed because of the wokeism agenda that kept trending and censoring things. they are not the problem-solver, they are just the destruction of everything great. if anyone is going to cause a racial-division its them.

Simpsons fans spotted a missing Apu in a classic picture on the wall of Moe's Tavern in Fortnite, but a developer has said it wasn't intentional. bit.ly/4nDc9bR