Respect.
El busto coffee too
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Food isn't as precise as people think. I used to stress over recipes and shit when I first started cooking regularly. Shit just kinda works if you stick roughly to most recipes.
Edit: this is just a general comment, I know some foods require an absolute fuck ton of skill and precision to get right
How is it any different from someone reading the books, being influenced by them and writing their own book with that inspiration? Should the author of the original book be paid for sales of the second book?
People don't like to believe it but this shit started back in 95/98 or even earlier. It's kinda what Microsoft has always done.
I just reinstalled Windows after not having a computer for a long time. I'm glad I just happened across this beforehand because it was the best.
Everyone should use this to some extent, even just to disable tracking
Ok. So, it seems as usual I have missed the point here. Thanks for clarifying. So the point I'm to take away from this is that AI can't hold copyright over things they create? If the answer is "yes", then I ask. Can a human hold copyright over something an AI creates?
The point is that some viruses are harder to pin down than others.
So say I create an AI that can generate movie scripts. I use it to create a script. I put my name on it and copyright it. How would anyone else know?
I'm not trying to be like, argumentative. I'm just trying to understand.
Like if AI generated it, who is going to complain if a human copyrights it?
This is what's not computing in my head.
What's stopping someone from generating an AI script and then saying they wrote it and copyrighting it?
Yep. Did the same with most of it but Cortana broke something I used. There's a tool that makes a lot of this stuff easier.
We tried that recently and I was disappointed. For the price I could just buy my own chicken and cook it and have it for a week.