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Im genuinely curious, with all these bashing going around. How is it the fault of ads vendors when website/webapp publishers are the ones that put ads on them?

Like one day Wikipedia inserts ads on their pages to keep the lights on. We bash Google for blocking uBlock?

I feel like I'm missing out on something. Please help me understand.

Imagine satellite aiming is off and we have death ray zapping people.

This is history repeating itself; like the "frowned-upon", complex structures of conglomerate in Japan and South Korea. Samsung is an example most are familiar with. At least gen Z and millennials get to see how one is borned.

Too much money, why not DIY?

Will this satellite learn to break off of orbit, float away and returns as Borg?

Brute force attack of password hashes is so 2020. Let's brute force attack prompts!

Exactly. But I don't wish to explain what it meant by being a human.

Everyone wants to appear fair and pragmatic. Instead of coming up with 'scholarly' justifications for why AI can't be authors, why can't they simply update the policy to say that 'to be author, you must be eligible for human rights' or something along the line?

Want to add, cloud vendors' proposition is not about the capability; it's a basic requirement and no longer an USP for something to 'work with the cloud'. It's about security. It's about outsourcing the liability so that the manager has less responsibility.

If you are drinking caffeinated drinks, stop. I'm caffeine sensitive and it really makes a difference once I abstain from it, as an experiment. Give it a try.

How is the effect different from agent retention script - 'Before you cancel..', 'Are you sure?', 'Why not I waive 1 month off for you if you stay?'

How did we come to a conclusion that any online process should be 'easy'?