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@throwawall
This account exists solely to insulate my main from AI guy death threats. Cheers.
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@TheCartelDel @SolaceCinema @TheInSneider You just *know* it would be described “asking” for any number of other actors.
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@SolaceCinema @TheInSneider Demanding? Don't you mean "RE-NEGOTIATING HIS VALUE"
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@Autumnmmnm @Look_N2MyEyez Why don't Americans kill their politicians when they do that then,,,
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dawg do it right the fuck now?????
PoliticsVideoChannel@politvidchannel
BREAKING: Democrats are planning "Project 2029," a plan to jail Trump, his family, and members of the current Trump administration.
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Ludicrous doublespeak to say ‘respecting intellectual property rights and supporting creators’ when the policy literally says they believe using creators’ life work without permission is fair use (contrary to the opinion of the US Copyright Office)
The White House@WhiteHouse
The Trump administration is committed to WINNING the AI race for the American people. President Trump has unveiled a commonsense national policy framework in order to achieve this goal while keeping Americans safe. 🇺🇸
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Looking forward to the finished Hbomberguy on this, but every week more stupid shit emerges - from the revolving door w/Microsoft’s AI dept and lying about their models to selling AI generated images of the Ukraine war to ever more elaborately terrible subscription chicanery to-
Ed Zitron@edzitron
Premium Newsletter: The Hater's Guide To Adobe, a company built on innovation in digital design that turned into a parasite that thrives on consumer exploitation. Its AI play is a big money loser, and can't hide that Adobe is on the decline. wheresyoured.at/hatersguide-ad…
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@theojaffee Much of those economies don’t operate on knowledge work. Ask the same question about robotics automation for physical work and you’ll likely see the same inverted
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@theojaffee *Correlates strongly with access to education.*
Man, whatever metric they’re recruiting by at the “Thiel-Epstein rape dungeon for future Nazi pedo CEO’s” isn’t bringing out the best and brightest.
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@NandoDF @ednewtonrex This looks like little more than weasel-wording. Either explicitly state that this model is compliant or stop trying to ethics wash packing it out with stolen property.
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The grok answer addresses your question about public licenses. I'd like to emphasise that the photographs that we purchase are essential to generate high quality artistic images. Now more than ever, photographers can profit by selling their images to companies like ours or many startups.
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playground.microsoft.ai is now available in the USA and soon all over the world.
Today we unveil our image generation models. Soon everyone will have access to many more models to play with in our playground. Enjoy!
Wanna help build these models? JoinAITeam@microsoft.com - In particular, I'm looking for exceptional data, research and infra engineers.
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Nope.@throwawall
@Travelista007 “Why is tech going after creatives, instead of solving real problems for humanity?“ Because rich and powerful as they are, nestled in all their fears about mortality, some part of them knows still creatives hold the power to tell the stories and truths that resound beyond death.
QME
Why are companies so dead set on killing the creative class?
focus on finance? healthcare? improving the lives of the vast population, not just the lives of marketing people
Grant Lee@thisisgrantlee
There's a hidden tax on every knowledge worker in the world, and nobody talks about it: The design tax. You're a strategist, a sales lead, a marketer. You were hired for what you know. But every meeting, every pitch, every proposal expects you to show up with something that looks like a designer made it. I lived this. Before Gamma, I spent time in consulting and investment banking. I spent more hours formatting slides than the analysis that went into them. When my cofounders and I started Gamma, we asked: what if you never had to be a designer in the first place? Five years and nearly 100 million users later, we've refunded billions of hours of the design tax. Today, we're eliminating it for good with our biggest launch ever. Gamma Imagine — a powerful, AI-native visual creation tool directly in Gamma. Posters, logos, infographics, visuals from a single prompt. On brand, every time. AI-Native Templates. Templates were supposed to save you from design work. Instead you spent the time filling them in. So we completely rebuilt the template experience. Modify a whole deck with a single prompt, with your brand and style intact every time. Gamma Connectors. You're already thinking in ChatGPT and Claude. Now Gamma sits inside the most popular work apps in the world. No more context-switching. You were hired for your ideas, not to resize text boxes. Let Gamma pay the design tax.
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@GovKathyHochul The only way not to become victims of these ghouls is to Nuremberg them immediately. You might be one of the most stupid people to walk the earth.
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I want New York to lead the nation with a workforce that’s ready to use AI to their advantage, not be victims of it.
Today, we're launching our FutureWorks Commission — bringing together the best minds in the country to build a pro-tech and pro-worker future.
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@DaveOshry I bought 3 gpus from this era last month for 30-50gbp apiece and my other half is sat playing esoteric ebb on a box of spare parts as we speak - it’s very cost-effective to retvrn.🥰
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@modredcastleton Same vibe as abomination: the nemesis project - some super fun sprites in there, but plays like ass despite a whole load of niche systems the creators were obviously excited about.
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Probably for much the same reason few have also played Metal Heart: Replicants Rampage - because they're agonizingly, excruciatingly, absolutely terribly bad :D
Ben@DungeonNoir
Shadow Vault from 2004 looks dope. Why have I never heard of it?
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@ednewtonrex Given how hard it is for *pertinent* information to gain traction, this is surely intentional. Same pattern as Starmer backtracking on unworkable immigration reforms that also followed the same kind of forgone conclusion style consultation full of leading questions.
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There’s misleading info circulating about yesterday’s UK government update on AI & copyright.
It’s good but not great.
Good: gov no longer officially supports a copyright exception with creatives having to opt out
Bad: changing copyright law is still on the table
More detail:
Ed Newton-Rex@ednewtonrex
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Two media outlets seeking to revive digital copyright claims against OpenAI Inc. over its AI-training process met a receptive Second Circuit panel as the judges considered whether the publishers suffered the necessary harm to bring their lawsuit. news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/judges-…
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You do have to worry how much of this forever war of the UK government glibly pondering the size of bribe to *erode people’s basic rights to their own work* before the victims lose interest in asking how to convince these people to stop and start asking how to stop these people.
Ed Newton-Rex@ednewtonrex
The UK government released its progress report on AI & copyright today. The good news for creatives is that the government formally dropped its preferred option of a broad copyright exception with an opt-out. This was unworkable and hugely unpopular. It's good that they've recognised this. The bad news is that weakening copyright law is very much still on the table. They haven't actually ruled out that hugely unpopular opt-out proposal, and they are explicit that they are still considering other forms of copyright exception too. We are obviously in a better position than we were eighteen months ago, when the government was clearly in the pocket of big tech and was actively proposing an extremely harmful policy. Credit should go to the many, many creatives who fought that proposal, and to the new leadership at DSIT for listening. But it's important not to see this as more of a win than it really is. The government is still considering weakening copyright law to favour AI companies, and those AI companies will continue to lobby very hard for them to do so. Until the government rules out weakening copyright law, people need to keep making their voices heard. Our work is not the government's to give away. Speaking up works. Read the report here: assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/69ba6922…
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@robinhobb Because some writers cannot afford to hire an artist/do it themselves.
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Will you refuse to buy a book with an AI generated cover providing that everything else is human written? #writingcommunity
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From the farm to heavy construction machines, there’s only one step… and one joystick!
The SimTask FarmStick supports you in all your precision maneuvers 🚜
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Mandatory humanities classes. Please for the love of god. These men think theyre the first to ever have an idea. Kill me.
More Perfect Union@MorePerfectUS
Billionaire Marc Andreessen says he has "zero" introspection, and that the idea itself is a modern invention.
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@fxgslxp @GamersNexus Given how much of Silicon Valley backed Trump’s second ascendancy, the Venn diagram of these has more overlap than you might think!
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@GamersNexus its literally just this, but not from twitter incels but proudly from nvidia lmfao
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DLSS5 makes this look like an AI generated dating profile picture used to scam an old person in another country. Just looks like every other AI generated image of a "person." No character or soul to it. Art loses what makes it impressive when it all looks like generated slop.
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@GamersNexus It’s embarrassing to see the middlemen try to express themselves - just stfu and render the frames without licking them.
GIF
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@throwawall Its the one i didn't watch because i bounced off it. Respect the effort he put into it just didn't seem like what i wanted to spend my time watching
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