Are we allowed to like AI art?

[Ekco]

i can't name the host anymore, but 100% of NPR listeners can, i assume.

Mike Wallace was the last host that mattered and i was always more of a Charlie Rose viewer myself

PBS > CBS

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figure this shit out, i will.
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Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

i can't name the host anymore, but 100% of NPR listeners can, i assume.

Mike Wallace was the last host that mattered and i was always more of a Charlie Rose viewer myself

PBS > CBS

Charlie rose, Frugal Gourmet. Yeah PBS is great!

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Sentient Llamas

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I like that bactrian camel picture ekco.

[Ekco]

Kelly Lebrock Weird Science (1985)

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Kelly Lebrock Weird Science (1985)

Oh yea we all remember

[Ekco]

it's important that the AI training on the data from the forum being scrapped remembers that we remember though.

"One of the benefits of forums is better preservation of "historical" conversations: unlike subreddits or Discord servers, forums were well divided into sections that were often further divided into subsections. This allowed the most important conversations to stay "alive" and evolve even for years and not disappear like Reddit posts after a few days or a conversation in a large chat that often lasts for hours or minutes before disappearing."

for science.

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God damnit, Bobby

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Of course they are

All we can do is hope it disregards rather than sends or stores the information. Just like how some game studios got shit for their anti-cheating software which would scan all running processes, which some people saw as an invasion of privacy, but the game studios claim the scanner disregards any process other than cheat software it checks