The Guild’s core proposal is this: AI-generated material can’t replace a human writer. AI-generated material cannot qualify as source material for adaptation in any way. AI-generated work can be used as research material, just as a Wikipedia article could, but because of the unclear nature of the sources that go into its output and how the output is generated, it has no place as an “author” in the world of copyright. AI outputs are not, in the Guild’s opinion, copyrightable.

That means that if a studio wants to use an AI-generated script, there can be no credited author and no copyright. In a world where studios jealously guard the rights to their work, that’s a major poison pill.

I think this would be a decent compromise. It feels like the core of the AI art fight is really who can make money off of it.

“My fear is that our industry will be diminished to such a point that very few of us can make a living,” Ortiz says, anticipating that artists will be tasked with simply editing AI-generated images, rather than creating.

This feels very prescient. Maybe there will be laws passed to compensate artists for feeding their work to an AI, but there’s no way companies will avoid using AI to do the heavy lifting.

Just navidrome & the Synology suite (drive, photos, video)

I’m lazy 🫠

I have a feeling that once they start getting into how exactly to implement ActivityPub, they’re going to run into the existing issues, decide it’s not worth the effort, and just quietly not do it.

To me, “This community does not affirm practiced LGBTQ+ lifestyles” isn’t hate speech, but is anti-lgbtq, which is a thing the admins of lemmy.world are right to take action on if they’re trying to cultivate an instance that is friendly to lgbtq folks.

I think that’s why even though the community had additional rules in the sidebar about not condoning violence against lgbtq, and athiestmemes has content Christians find offensive, the admins deleted the community. It’s clearly still a contested subject within the thread, but at the end of the day lemmy’s general response to people that don’t like the rules of their instance is to find another instance.

Something else to note is that there are multiple levels of shunning in fediverse. The admin in the thread deleted the community, but would still federate with a server that hosted it.

Danse Macabre - Saint Saens is probably the most well known.

Dream of a Witches’ Sabbath - Hector Berlioz

Not old but also: Devil’s Dance - John Williams

The US State Department only just directed its employees to use Calibri for memos earlier this year. The State Department had been using Times New Roman instead since 2004. Given it’s taken them the full 16 years to switch over to Calibri, they’ll probably be waiting another decade or more to eventually switch to Aptos.

The shade lmao

I don’t understand the comment that it’s not easy to use? The tagging system is probably the most functional one for discovering fandom or aesthetically grouped content.

The main gripes I gave are with the constant ui pushes to sign up for their app and their half assed way of dealing with nsfw content.

What a surprise

What was their reasoning? It wasn’t as if you were writing other students’ papers. What’s wrong with some notes?

Not a fan of this type of surveillance on kids. Also, tiktok has probably already trained them on creative ways to bypass word filters

Most news sites have rss feeds, sometimes even by category.

Tumblr also supports rss, and a bunch of people have fandom specific or aesthetic blogs. Tumblr’s tag system remains one of the best, so I’d use that to find interesting blogs to follow.

All i can think of is that she thinks if she’s as compliant as possible, the judge might look at his case more favorably? A really shitty situation all around.

It’s a condition of his release, otherwise he’d have to sit in jail while it all gets sorted out.

I’d only heard of covenant eyes being used in super religious circles. Can’t believe anyone would think it was a good idea to integrate it into the legal system.

There are so many wtf moments here.

This is an incredible amount of surveillance of everyone in the house, just based on an allegation?

How do the probation officers know who’s using the device? Could have been Hannah, and accessing pornhub alone doesn’t mean that cp was viewed.

The officers also didn’t understand how covenant eyes even worked, based on what wired found about background data triggering flags.

Incredible that they’re able to remove mods so quickly for this, but not inactive problematic supermods 🙄

Power users to me are people who don’t use the default settings/apps. Could be add ons, could be third party apps.

That’s still a big range in tech savviness, but it generally separates out people who are willing to troubleshoot, put up with a bit of wonkiness in their experience, and in general care more about how the powers that be operate the site/software/whatever.