This is one of those "solutions" that companies try to do first: "I will comply with your freaking regulations, but I will not make it really difficult for not-brain-dead people to circumvent it." Real problems will happen when regulators in some countries will feel it is not enough.
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This is an old model. It was called Gaming Archades. You put a quarter, and you play the game until you lose. The only difference is that Microsoft will give you a few free hours a month.
Smart. Avoiding lawsuits while providing service.
It's opt-in, so at least only stupid ones will use it.
There is also a simple way to see if someone is AI on Spotify. A lot of accounts use some stock images as avatars on pageheaders. That's a perfect giveaway. The live artist wants to show his face or full body. He wants to be recognized and unique. AI wants to blend in and not attract too much attention to its identity. It uses something common, none-descript. Of course, a fully AI-generated avatar is a giveaway too.
I am puzzled. How do you keep watermarks if somebody performs "copy as plain text"?
How does a one-day suspension from the App Store disrupt everybody? People could still use the app. They just could not update it for a few hours. Overreacting on both sides.
Technically, both sides use Telegram as the default communication messenger in that war. And Durov was working with the Russian government for a long time, especially during "elections." He was also working with the French government on their warrants. I personally do not believe when billionaires become absolute free speech flag holders. If Russia were 90% of the Telegram market, he would have folded immediately. He knows that he cannot sit on two chairs, so he chose a bigger chair to sit in.
When you change model 3.5 to 3.6, call it what it is: an upgrade and not a new model.
Let those who love AI images generate what they want, but I want to have an option to see only real images too.
You know, if it becomes popular, Disney Corp. would want to get its cut. It's funny, but you have to admit name plagiarism is obvious.
I wonder if this can break any extensions. I will wait for a month before updating Brave to this version (I usually disable the auto-update of Chromium browsers).