Not that I love Microsoft, but they would get a lot of heat if they let anybody generate harmful content as well.
They can't win on that topic.
Now I would not want to appear to defend the mess they've created out of windows, that's not the point.
They can't win on that topic.
Now I would not want to appear to defend the mess they've created out of windows, that's not the point.
The only (and inevitable) solution at this point is for big tech to get micro-regulated like the banking industry. The same mindless greed that drove them to take control away from their customers will be responsible for the same control to be taken away from them.
The more complex the rules become, the more difficult it will be for alternative providers to exist, unless they have explicit carve outs. So far, with age verification and user id laws, there doesn't seem to be much appetite from politicians to create exceptions for open source and smaller projects. By comparison, in the US the regional banks have special exemptions for many of the really onerous regs, which is why they are still a bunch of them.
Nonsense. They let anyone draw any pic they like.