Ed Zitron:

The most difficult sector is audio, specifically music, due to the major record labels, and the situation is uncertain, although this is likely to be the path forward.

The software is safe for now.

The text, images, and video are subject to ongoing legal proceedings, so their status cannot be determined.

Although the text has set precedents that training with copyrighted content is fair use.

Another example would be the "problems" that arose when AI could generate code and issues regarding software training.

I don't know how they ended up, but they probably weren't carried out.

I don't know how many people know this, but this year the Chinese State Council released legislation to create countermeasures against foreign IP disputes that seek to "Contain and Suppress China"

natlawreview.com/article/regu...

Imagine if Mico (Copilot) had been in Project Milo instead of the Child (Milo).

It would have been a revolution, and the media would have been comparing him to Watson, and the entertainment media would probably have incorporated him into popular culture.

If you saw The Matrix, then I guess you also saw The Animatrix.

Fiction books almost always age horribly, such as the novel Make Room! Make Room! and its film adaptation Soylent Green.

They dealt with overpopulation and resource scarcity in 1999 and 2022, respectively.

Well, we are in 2025 and none of that happened, we are the fox of the clinic.

The Big Four Accounting Firms (Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC) are using AI, but it's funny that no one is saying it.

The real question is, who are the main people who end up financing it?

It would be nice if they put robots to draw or paint by hand or with craft activities.

I can't imagine how much hate Kojima will receive if he publishes that he saw a movie that has AI.

I didn't know you were also an artist.

I think the author doesn't know exactly how the Emergence behaves.

I'm just realizing that I use Nano Banana, in addition to Sora 2.