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I don't understand the copyright issue. In many jurisdictions it's already established that AI produced content of any type attaches no copyright. The only copyright which is created comes from human manipulation of said AI content.

Yes, exactly, that's why I like it.

Joy.

Mainly ethical, EU and open source reasons.

It's OK, the company seems to be self-imolating quite nicely anyway.

Don't forget the potential for bike parking in space bays. So much more eco than earth bound parking.

Try TurboLLM (https://turbollm.dev/).

I'll add my comment from a previous thread:

This is a bit strange. Are they saying that Codeberg no longer accepts vibe coded projects at all?

If so, it seems kind of short sighted. Within a very short period of time all code will be AI code. What then?

And as the models improve, along with better code will come better bug fixing etc etc. So the quality of AI code will absolutely surpass that of human code. What then?

Will the repositories demand proof of programming ability? Why, when AI will be handling everything anyway. It would be rather like driving schools mandating that all drivers can strip an engine before they're allowed to drive? Very odd.

This is a bit strange. Are they saying that Codeberg no longer accepts vibe coded projects at all?

If so, it seems kind of short sighted. Within a very short period of time all code will be AI code. What then?

And as the models improve, along with better code will come better bug fixing etc etc. So the quality of AI code will absolutely surpass that of human code. What then?

Will the repositories demand proof of programming ability? Why, when AI will be handling everything anyway. It would be rather like driving schools mandating that all drivers can strip an engine before they're allowed to drive? Very odd.

Yeah, it's interesting how a familiar interface really improves the accessibility. I struggled with standard Lemmy because I didn't like the UI. I'm not sure if it works with other instances. I haven't tried.

Oh right. Well I've still never seen any dodgy stuff on .world. Lots of foreign language posts though, which ticks me off a bit.

Ah, I see. I only use Lemmy.world which has blocked .ml. The beauty of federation, eh?

Really? I've been there for several years now, and not seen any of that stuff. You must be subscribed to the wrong kind of forums. :)

May I suggest - https://old.lemmy.world/?listingType=All&sort=New

It's surreal...

Biggest scam in history! :)

Kind of convenient, just after Sol started to gain traction against Fable? Interesting.

embrace, extend, and extinguish.

Did nobody read the article? It's quite clear.

"Quantum Systems Group reckons it has broken the flight speed record for an electric drone."

I added lemmy.world to my news cycle a few years ago just in case. It's growing fast now it seems, as others make the same decision.

No not really. They were pants. :)

Sounds like technical overload. Although only shut down for the plebs. Tsk.

This is a completely bogus article and it's no surprise that the Brits are jumping in to uh complain. There's no comparison between the two areas.And to discuss the failings of the NHS and dentistry is just laughable. They're not perfect, but they're really a lot better than dying because you don't have your credit card. Nobody's ever died in the UK because they didn't have a credit card.

I can't see a status page. Do you mean invites page?

Okay, so I got an internal server error when I tried to check my status with my codes.

Oh nice idea. How do you start to get on?

At this point it's getting kind of embarrassing. Either they release the battery or they shut up and crawl back where they came from.

Announcements are such a valuable pre-ipo resource. I'm surprised they haven't announced that they're developing AI tools to cure cancer.

Total madness. But what do you expect in this weird day and age?

> The student has become the teacher because the teacher has had a stroke and is yelling at the wheelie bins.

Bloody brilliant! All of it!