It definitely isnt. The explicit purpose is to harvest identifiable biometric data
Like it or not, reddit isnt an illegal site or anything. Asking mods to do something about linking to reddit is like asking them to do something about linking to twitter. Its not even an "advertisement".
What's really concerning is that they're calling these AI models trusted systems. This shit has been happening since day 1. Twitter turned Tay into a kkk member in about 15 minutes. LLMs will always be vulnerable to "jailbreaking" because of how theyre designed. Does it really fucking matter that some script kiddies have gotten it to write malware?
Wait its not remote? You're on your local network?
That's fair enough. I just accepted that I'm always going to have to fix the computer issues no matter what. So I just make it easier on myself.
I know this isn't the answer you want but ditch windows. There's a million better ways to do it better on BSD or linux
Not at all a helpful comment to your question, but what's drive bender?
Are you sure that the domain name is set up correctly?
If local works but domain doesn't that seems like a place to look
Hmm. What podcast apps have you tried? I use antennapod and it just works
Did you route the RSS endpoint outside of auth?
https://github.com/kieraneglin/pinchflat/wiki/Podcast-RSS-Feeds
So obviously actually being an artist who draws things and someone using an AI slop machine are very different in practice, but I find it interesting that they're saying the images are unauthorized copies. Is it illegal to draw these characters now too? Or is it different because a human did it?
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"Damages"
Public awareness of the anti-piracy laws just tells people they could be getting it for free.