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If they're actually on strike it means they have surpassed human intelligence.

Answer the question.

It is the move if you want to be Jensen's little bitch, and want to fuck gaming and computer ownership for everyone, forever.

The technology isn't inherently evil. The actual problem is the way our societies are set up, ironically incentivizing sociopathic behaviour even among members of a single nation, nevermind when geopolitics get involved.

So seeding will be legally enforced? Nice.

If I tell you to kill yourself and you go through with it, will I get into legal trouble or not?

>Taiwan recently re-engaged in diplomatic unification talks with China

That's news to me, got any good articles on the topic?

Not sure if I feel comfortable with Mecha Hitler being our representative to the rest of the universe.

Let's imagine I have a blog and put something along these lines somewhere on every page: "This content is provided free of charge for humans to experience. It may also be automatically accessed for search indexing and archival purposes. For licensing information for other uses, contact the author."

If I then get hit by a rude AI scraper, what chances would I have to sue the hell out of them in EU courts for copyright violation (uhh, my articles cost 100k a pop for AI training, actually) and the de facto DDoS attack?

>it doesn't even have to be free software AFAIK, just the source has to be visible to everyone

With the implication that MS is free to harvest it for LLM training?

Lunar Lake had integrated RAM, right? Given certain market realities right now, it could be a real boon for them if they keep that design.