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stappernn t1_jac68ze wrote
Reply to comment by GMW-5610 in Netflix Drops Prices in 30 Countries by No-Drawing-6975
They don't need to debrid works with everything.
A-Delonix-Regia t1_jac68de wrote
I thought we already heard this last week? Anyways, it is good for people who are making the type of art that is meant to be copyrighted (as opposed to stock images)
GMW-5610 t1_jac67t4 wrote
Reply to comment by stappernn in Netflix Drops Prices in 30 Countries by No-Drawing-6975
What platforms or movie studios officially support them?
MetricVeil t1_jac667b wrote
Reply to comment by nadmaximus in AI Art Just Got Slapped With A Crucial And Devasting Legal Blow by Skullpt-Art
>... AI art.
Oxymoron? :D
A-Delonix-Regia t1_jac6406 wrote
And I guess all the horny people will go there?
ud_patter t1_jac5v4u wrote
Reply to Conservative News Corp. empire says hackers were inside its network for 2 years by DoremusJessup
Ah Newscorp. The same people that hack into people's voicemail for dirt to feed their stories https://www.theguardian.com/media/2021/jul/10/news-of-the-world-10-years-since-phone-hacking-scandal-brought-down-tabloid
How the turn tables.
stappernn t1_jac5h3c wrote
Reply to comment by GMW-5610 in Netflix Drops Prices in 30 Countries by No-Drawing-6975
debrid services are perfectly legal
Edit
Yeah facts are sometimes shocking. I repeat debrid services are perfectly legal you can subscribe with your credit card it's all good,known companies provide these services since years they pay their taxes and everything.
GMW-5610 t1_jac5fku wrote
Reply to comment by stappernn in Netflix Drops Prices in 30 Countries by No-Drawing-6975
Illegal services are cheaper than legit services, who would have thought /s
Vistalgia t1_jac56ul wrote
Reply to A Photographer Who Found Instagram Fame for His Striking Portraits Has Confessed His Images Were Actually A.I.-Generated by PauloPatricio
I feel bad for actual artists who can draw these types of portraits.
slantedangle t1_jac4tc5 wrote
I guess they need another exodus as a reminder why it didn't go well the first time.
Tosh_20point0 t1_jac4cnh wrote
Reply to Conservative News Corp. empire says hackers were inside its network for 2 years by DoremusJessup
Good. Couldn't be happier about this
Ok_Champion6840 t1_jac49ho wrote
Reply to The Radical Promise of Nuclear Fusion by rchaudhary
I wasn’t aware of the whole ‘makes giant container highly radioactive ‘ that doesn’t seem like a good thing.
stappernn t1_jac46ez wrote
Reply to Netflix Drops Prices in 30 Countries by No-Drawing-6975
a debrid service is still cheaper and 100x times better in every way
eras t1_jac3zrr wrote
Reply to comment by goteamnick in Students can quote ChatGPT in essays as long as they do not pass the work off as their own, international qualification body says by Parking_Attitude_519
So i was asked to write an essay about my summer holiday i asked bing gpt "As an AI language model.."
Heijoshinn t1_jac3pp5 wrote
Reply to The next phase of the internet is coming: Here's what you need to know about Web3 by Vailhem
> This would be done through blockchain; rather than relying on single servers and centralized databases, Web3 would run off of public ledgers where data is stored on computer networks that are chained together.
Hell f****n no. Hard pass.
VanillaElectrical331 t1_jac361x wrote
Okay, wow. This tops it all. This right here, his dumbest idea yet
lycheedorito t1_jac34z8 wrote
Reply to comment by hayden_evans in Yikes, the U.S. is Now Using Facial Recognition Rigged Drones for Special Ops: If you're on America's shit list, bad news: a flying robot that can recognize your face may soon be coming after you. by Tough_Gadfly
Minus the interdimensional beings, right?
lycheedorito t1_jac2taj wrote
Reply to comment by slipsam in Yikes, the U.S. is Now Using Facial Recognition Rigged Drones for Special Ops: If you're on America's shit list, bad news: a flying robot that can recognize your face may soon be coming after you. by Tough_Gadfly
Until it's become defunct in the military and sold to local police force
Alskiessss t1_jac1fjh wrote
Reply to The Radical Promise of Nuclear Fusion by rchaudhary
Always 10 years away
M4err0w t1_jac184o wrote
Reply to comment by theinvolvement in Microsoft staff read users’ ChatGPT posts, prompting security fears by TheTelegraph
I hightly doubt that.
efficient hardware will develop exactly as fast as it can one way or another. this will just require more hardware, more extensive cooling, more co2 produced for what?
so that my grandma can finally pretend like it makes sense to ask google a literal whole sentence question?
Heijoshinn t1_jac17k6 wrote
slantedangle t1_jac0yi1 wrote
Reply to comment by despitegirls in Students can quote ChatGPT in essays as long as they do not pass the work off as their own, international qualification body says by Parking_Attitude_519
>Perhaps if you used it to summarize work that you created?
I would want my students to learn and practice how to summarize work on their own.
The only good reason I can think of would be in the context of mass summaries. Chatgpt would be good at creating many summaries all at once. It's scalable. As an experimental tool or to show examples and patterns. I can't see any justifiable uses for students in a typical classroom, and certainly not for submitting work on behalf of the student, instead of the student writing it themselves.
> I can't see trusting it as a source for information since it doesn't provide sources to where it has learned information, at least by default.
I wouldn't trust it, at all. It's not just the source information. Even if it pulled from good sources, it doesn't perform any comprehension or logic or reasoning of the content. The way it works is through a language model. It arranges words together much like a glorified auto complete does. It doesn't check to see whether what it wrote is coherent or correct.
Shot-Spray5935 t1_jac0x2b wrote
Reply to comment by moses420bush in Yikes, the U.S. is Now Using Facial Recognition Rigged Drones for Special Ops: If you're on America's shit list, bad news: a flying robot that can recognize your face may soon be coming after you. by Tough_Gadfly
Aryan race detection drone.
Inquisitive_idiot t1_jac0lla wrote
Reply to comment by IAlreadyFappedToIt in Microsoft staff read users’ ChatGPT posts, prompting security fears by TheTelegraph
“Well alright then, ☕️ , but let’s get back to work” 🤨
Ai whispering to itself
> sucker 😏
ixid t1_jac6dlg wrote
Reply to comment by slantedangle in Students can quote ChatGPT in essays as long as they do not pass the work off as their own, international qualification body says by Parking_Attitude_519
Because it often provides a well-written and clear summary of topics that are widely discussed on the internet, which would include most school level topics. So ultimately the student is more likely to understand and retain the knowledge if they read it and think about it.