Should Reddit or quora be liable if Google used a link instead? Ai doesn’t need to work 100% of the time. It just needs to be better than what we are using.
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The ultimate question of philosophy…
“"Should I kill myself, or have a cup of coffee?”
-Camus
1·10 months agoCan’t sell your organs either… Well, not easily.
Audible is open about it. Well, if you dig through the fine print. Easy enough to rip copies but I’d say most people only realise they need to when they loose access. Maybe not, but $30 for an audiobook seems like pretty shity value if you’re only renting it untill you cancel your subscription.
E: I might be misinformed/ outdated.
Bravo.
Worked for books and Audible!
Why did 2 break up with zero?
Some 1 got between them!
Fun Pimps were a smaller company and they have been developing 7 Days since my gramps was in nappies!
1·1 year ago[surprised pickachu face]
So two unique species that took billions of years to evolve are judged to be less valuable than two years of some pond scums life.
Return to monke when?
That’s… not relevant to my point at all.
Make it apple employees in store and Microsoft forums. If humans give bad advice 10% of the time and Ai (or any technological replacement) makes mistakes 1% of the time, you can’t point to that 1% as a gotcha.