I bought the game Chronoquarts over the weekend, only to discover that it won't run on my computer for some reason. It just immediately crashes before it can load despite my computer meeting the minimum specs. The same also happened recently with the game Passant
The Stand By Me [sic] - This came to me in a flash of word association. A group of adolescents are on a hike to see a place where the bodies of plague victims are disposed of. Could be people you randomly encounter. Could also be a premise for one of those mini-one-shot rpgs you see sometimes.
Even with the exclusion of their characters if the rest of it remains legal it could still ruin them. Unless they're specifically interested in those specific characters why should anybody bother to do business with Disney if they can type in a few sentences and have their own custom-tailored...
Disney is pure evil and modern copyright law exists only to serve this evil. It woukd be childishly naive to believe otherwise. Maybe this will finally wake people up to that truth (I doubt it. People are so brainwashed that despite it all they'll probably still continue to believe that IP law...
I've been saying that too. They only want AI training to pay the copyright holders so that they, who already own all the copyrights, will be the onlymones who can afford it.
I don't know why or how anyone could have possibly believed that wanting to pay copyright holders for AI training would...
I was just at a kiosk at a holiday event where I bought what may well have been the worst drink I ever tried: a carbonated mudslide. It must have been at least 50% seltzer but there was no indication on the menu whatsoever that it was carbonated. I eventually asked for a refund and was able to...
Not necessariy. Consider the universe as something akin to a formal system. You can't formally limit the number of output strings for a given string as a formal rule of the system - All output strings constructabke from the rules are equally valid. The most you can do is set it up so that for a...
Is anyone else a little surprised that AI isn't being used more often to replace humans in leadership roles? It doesn't understand consequences, it has no moral compunctions, if you ask it the same thing twice it'll give you three different answers, it can talk persuasively about things it has...