Re: My, what drama
Sure. But the problem is that the average person will ascribe a level of consciousness to LLMs due to words like "hallucination" being used.
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All these companies never acknowledge that they are making money off of "the commons".
The internet isn't paid for by them. In many cases they act like squatters, demanding money to do jobs, based on "rights" that have been obtained by political manoeuvring.
The goal is always to get bigger, buy up the competition, and then hold those dependent on them (captive customers) pay more.
"The UK's finance minister has promised the country's National Health Service (NHS) £3.4 billion ($4.33 billion) in IT investment, claiming it would unlock £35 billion ($44 billion) in efficiency savings by the end of the decade."
Oh, yeah, that's going to work superbly!
We all know that that's how it usually goes. Especially since our ministers are so excellent with technology and science. And there's no cronyism or other corruption at all to worry about. Just like when Covid happened.
Apple is protecting you from yourself. When a million tinkerers start messing with things like this, battery life will go down the drain, and security will suffer too. The possibilities for spyware are endless.
Even Android is a pretty closed system for most users.
Apple knows what users want, and the users get what they need. And I say that as an Android phone user. (But I have a few iPads and an M1 Air.)
Well, I can’t totally agree with your conclusions.
But, yes, a different world where there is no such thing as copyright, or patents, or trademarks, or intellectual property, can be envisioned.
However, rest assured that the closer the tiger economies, or what have you, gets to parity with the west (or surpasses) the more they will start to shout about the above mentioned protections.
"We've taken important steps to foster a safety culture that empowers and encourages all employees to share their voice. But there is more work to do," a Boeing spokesperson told us. "We will carefully review the panel's assessment and learn from their findings, as we continue our comprehensive efforts to improve our safety and quality programs."
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