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I’m more upset by the word ‘Resto’ in the title

Please don’t color part of a word blue and part of a word black

Like, could you imagine this article ending on a ‘dont touch this dumpster fire of a stock’ line? Conde nast would not allow that.
The article was so glowing at the end it almost swayed me until that realization

600k for causing a mass migration. Fuck that and fuck CEO compensation in general

This guy seems like he’s spent several weeks figuring out this stuff so he didn’t have to remember to close the door or hit the light switch.
Good he is enjoying himself, but smart home stuff has to offer something more beneficial than that to get people interested.

They need to fix their shit at home and get the current dictator out of office

I can take the entirety of Harry Potter, run it thru chat gpt to ‘rewrite in the style of Lord of the rings’, and rename the characters. Assuming it all works correctly, everything should be reworded. But, I would get deservedly sued into the ground.
News articles might be a different subject matter, but a blatant rewording of each sentence, line by line, still seems like a valid copyright claim.
You have to add context or nuance or use multiple sources. Some kind of original thought. You can’t just wholly repackage someone else’s work and profit off of that.

I doubt they did the ‘rewrote this text like this’ prompt you state. This would just come out in any trial if it was that simple and would be a giant black mark on the paper for filing a frivolous lawsuit.

If we rule that out, then it means that gpt had article text in its knowledge base, and nyt was able to get it to copy that text out in its response.
Even that is problematic. Either gpt does this a lot and usually rewrites it better, or it does that sometimes. Both are copyright offenses.

Nyt has copyright over its article text, and they didn’t give license to gpt to reproduce it. Even if they had to coax the text out thru lots of prompts and creative trial and error, it still stands that gpt copied text and reproduced it and made money off that act without the agreement of the rights holder.

Black mirror shit. Who thinks reading an empathy script from an AI model is a good idea?

Look at the Steam news section for rdr2. They pushed out a few minor updates with timed bonuses for online play over the past year.
That’s it.
Pretty sure Deep Rock or No Mans Sky has had more and more impactful updates

Try Hitman. All the characters walk around the world and go about their business, and it’s up to you to plan out how to go between that and do the assaination after understanding movement routes and actions

Mush didn’t found Tesla. He bought it later and put in the contract that he was able to call himself a founder

The guy works on software for like a decade and it’s completely free with regular updates, and you insult his ethnicity? Wtf is wrong with you

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Sell them used and reduce the cost of entry to other people

Buy a steam deck

I saw the title and thought it was about starfield. Coincidence?

FTFY:
It’s interesting how last week Israel had no idea what Hamas was up to, and yet this week they know every mosque, school and hospital that Hamas is hiding in.

So now we’re at the castle doctrine of gun rights, but for countries.

“By January 2026, the California Privacy Protection Agency must create a way for people to make data brokers delete their data with a single request.”
We have a few years to wait.