@PavelASamsonov I used it for a very basic task prepping for a meeting last week, one I had to repeat a few times since I was individualizing something for each of my teammates.

Exact same prompt.

Six different products produced by it,.

It's just too imprecise to trust with anything important.

@EdCates The social mores the thought existed really don't.

@jamie Yeah, I love that the asshole who won a juried painting show with AI Slop from Midjourney years ago whines all the time that he can't copyright his "work".

@crispius Americans are powerless.

We have two ruling parties: Nazis and Collaborators, and they're united in protecting the pedophiles.

The only justice that will come of this is from people willing to act as vigilantes.

@aburtch They seem to have calculated correctly that most people won't actually look at the files, and simply consume reporting on them, which is of course slanted as the abusers own most of the media agencies.

I read just two pages and that was more than enough info for me. Roll out the guillotines.

@Ashedryden I don't know that I agree.

Your information is already in all of these systems, especially if you're walking around with a tracking device in your pocket via your phone. The ID verification is just a legal formality only an adult can fulfill.

Secondly, given the excessive damage so much of the corporate Internet is doing to our species' collective cognitive ability, I think regulation is becoming essential, as we are incapable of self-regulating even in the knowledge of the harm.

@edbott And, as we saw with Lehmann, it doesn't really matter how prestigious the history of a given institution.

You kill it, and it's gone.

@tusk81 "Kidnapped" is the right word here. Glad to see people using that term.