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Maybe also prohibit legislation that protects excess/longterm promises too? Promises are cheap enforcement of promises cost money too.

> By that logic human thought is just electrochemical signals propagating through neural networks.

This argument keeps getting rehashed. The point is not the signal. The point is where/how the signal travels which in the human is affect by much more than whatever concept that can be represented by words.

A lot = most?

I agree with "alot", but i doubt most "hate". Hate is a strong word/emotion that gets thrown around easily for sensationalist or propaganda purposes. Is this an "appeal to hate" argument?

Most people have more going on in their lives than to have chance to hate abstract things.

For most people AI are search results in "human" speech presentation. Or slightly more sophisticated customer service bot. Or the latest form of personalized clipart generator for their group chats.

For most people experiencing AI is not (yet) beyond the experience clash of going from nokia 3310 to a multicamera, ig/fb/doomscroll filled iPhone. Are they seeing much more "slop" in their doomscroll than in 2021? I'd argue not. Social media has been filled with low quality engagement triggering slop way before chatgpt.

> You then have to invest an imbalanced amount of time to understand and fix the issue vs the time it took to generate the code.

Obviously no amount of training will make AI human but: how is this different from you being the leader of a team whose output you own and are accountable for?

> Raising incomes to combat affordability problems is far better for everyone involved than lowering prices artificially.

This has been tried in many latam countries in the past 15-20years with Inflation expectations getting out of control as result

You have to measure and compare the interdependence then aim for interdependence be balanced. Or you're back to where we are.

> In the country where they live

When people outsource everything this is what happens

Why deflecting from the implicit question? Why is european ASML incapable of finding fellow european buyers - among 27 strong nations and 500M people?

> You don't have to be exclusively one race to be a unique country

You don't. You also dont have to NOT be a homogenous country to be a unique country. Or you dont event have to be unique to be a country.

Bhutan doesn't get as much flack for strict migration policies.

And ironically, not Japan.

If different words exists why insist in making "creative" use of the wrong word?

Your local monopoly of water provider charges a fee not a tax (although many collect taxes on behalf of the state that sanctions the monopoly)

Platform apps stores tend to be a monopoly (specially in iOS case) and that decreases incentive to provide a decent service/product to their customers who hate that fact - not because customer have no representation.

I never submitted an app to play store but knowing how Google handles app customers (or any customer of their services/products) its believable that app devs are shafted too. I personally wonder if there's any differentiated service level between an app that results in revenue for Google vs one that is 100% free. I'd be pissed if my 15% fee is not buying me priority over the latest adware filled flashlight app

> I still, while reading, am checking for any amount of AI used

Im sorry for you. It must be hard to detach yourself with a fixation. I also cant help but spend my attention spotting where the magician is hiding the coin instead of trying to enjoy the show

> If you can't spend the time to write it, why should anyone read it?

Most people in these threads repeat this question. As if pre-ai all writing was from deep thinkers full of genuine intention.

True.. but now you have more devices to have to secure against attacks...

Edit: this "feature" did save me when my home hosted vaultwarden died due to hdd failure.