wewbull
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..and that's surprising because...?
Actually, don't bother. I know the reason and it doesn't paint the author in a good light.
I think this incident says more about others (i.e. the BBC being unable to countenance such a thought) than her.
Protect it, sure, but don't remove it. It's location is part of the art.
It's spine chilling.
Is it wrong to expect our elected representatives to take some action against such things?
If it's becoming the norm, then yes it needs calling out. This isnt about the kid that isn't developing at the same rate because of their own unique challenges.
I suspect this has more to do with lockdown and lack of socialising in early years, so it's been less of an issue if a kid isn't toilet trained. That plus first time parents not having other children around as much to have reference development rates.
A generative AIs only purpose is to generate "works". So it's only purpose in consuming "work" is to use them as reference. It exists to produce derivative works. Therefore the person feading the original work into the machine is the one making the choice on how that work will be used.
A human can consume a "work" for no other reason but to admire it, be entertained by it, be educated by it, to evoke an emotion and finally to produce another work based on it. Here the consumer of the work is the one deciding how it will be used. They are the ones responsible.
I would disagree, because I don't see the research into AI as something of value to preserve.
Those that worked worked more by luck than by design though. That's what I'm trying to say. Different dimmer, and you'll probably get different ones working.
This is why right-to-repair legislation is so important.
One thing I've heard about Zeros is that maintaining them is a bit of a bitch unless you're ok with everything going through the dealer. Some parts that should be commodity aren't, and not for good reason.
The bike is good but the ownership experience.... Meh!
I'd suggest finding some owners.
More seriously, I agree with everything you wrote.