If anything it’s just as dystopian as we were afraid it would be. Every driver I’ve had for years behaves like they’re doing it at gunpoint since the money is crap and getting anything less than five stars will destroy you.
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I see we’ve entered the Gabbo style stage of marketing…
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Very tasteful. Who among us hasn’t dreamt of dying horrifically and coming back as a jib jab animation?
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Gives me Moviepass vibes. Make big promises to distract from the insane cash burn.
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I don’t know what’s more upsetting. That someone would fantasize about exploiting a dead man’s voice or that the best thing they can think of for its use is….giving directions. When someone passes on it is permanent. This forces you to make new relationships and bonds.That’s how life works.
Gross.
Matthew Lawrence Says He Wants to Bring Back Robin Williams Over a Decade After His Death as the 'Voice' of A.I.
Matthew Lawrence said in a new interview that he wants to use artificial intelligence (A.I.) to 'do something really special' with Robin Williams' voice. Lawrence starred opposite the late actor, who ...
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Given that now Elon’s Grok had Nazi sympathies and can now apparently be a waifu it’s not hard to guess who his chief engineer is.
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Call your senators asap. (You can do so via 5calls.org ) and ask them to support Senator Blackburn’s AI amendment!
We only need 4 GOP senators and all Dems senators to stop this abomination (amongst many other abominations within that terrible bill)!
Let’s go get em!
Scoop: Blackburn to offer amendment to strip AI pause from budget bill
Sen. Marsha Blackburn will offer an amendment to strip the AI pause in the reconciliation bill.
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Illegal downloading they were convinced they’d get away with until they got caught. That’s stealing. Even eminent domain required just compensation.
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That’s the result of technological innovation not the result of stolen property. Most sane people wouldn’t sign away their life’s work to train their replacement, unless they’re greedy or desperate, so tech companies opt to not give them the option in the first place.
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I can’t think of any instances where a persons own property is used as a resource to put them out of work. Cars weren’t derived from the horse and buggy, they were created independently from them. Stealing a horse wasn’t necessary to build an engine.
