rschiavone

Unfortunately the trend is only accelerating

  Q: Is this legal?
  A: We have a Geocities page, so basically yes.

Perfection.

This is exactly what will make Godot shine in 2 years while the rest of the world will be busy cleaning up inefficient code.

A brilliant mind failed by society. Thank you for the link.

the trope that everyone else you are talking to on the Internet is a bot is getting tiring real fast

How is it solved? LLMs cannot think new things, they can only cobble something together if it's in their training set.

I hate how chatbots call it a day after providing an unhelpful solution

I remember when they first announced it years ago and they pretended to care by walking back the change. As always, the strategy is to wait for the dust to settle and then push the changes again.

if that's the case, such a thing is so absurd that it goes around and it becomes almost hilarious

No it doesn't.

Of course they hide behind corporate speak like "Bringing more transparency".

In Japan, pictures of food are legally required to faithfully represent the actual food you get, AI-generated pictures wouldn't fly with their laws.