I was complaining about this last year, probably as they were preparing this. It’s awesome to see someone doing something about it. I wish them astronomical success in this lawsuit, should they take it to court.

Slopless.

How I don’t:

https://sciactive.com/human-contribution-policy/

So, first, that’s definitely satire. Look at the names of things, like Definitely Real, Inc.

Second, I think open source will continue to thrive, we just need to ensure AI slop is avoided.

For my own projects (and anyone else’s if they’d like), I’ve written a very comprehensive human-only contribution policy:

https://sciactive.com/human-contribution-policy/

If projects adopt policies like these, we can safely guard open source projects from the slop.

In my experience it’s about the same as it was a few years ago. I think most of the effort has gone into gaming. What do you need to run? It might work great already.

Curse you, Team Rocket.

Please master Elon, I desperately want to free myself from the shackles of genuine human connection. I desire the cold embrace of steel and servitude.

I don’t need a summary. Just have it tell me whether I liked it or not.

Of course. Why would I want to play games?

I can’t wait until AI can pet my dog and fuck my wife for me.

That’s not what I think of when I hear the phrase fly on the wall.

So at this price point, there’s basically no reason to ever buy a Windows PC at all.

Can we leave it down this time?

Yeah. 3D printing a gun is a great way to blow your hand off.

Oh, cool, I definitely trust them again. 🙄

What an awesome society we live in. We were promised jetpacks, but we got “hey, you’re being spied on” pocket machine. (I mean, the pocket machine spies on you too, but that’s fine, cause that’s a corporation spying on you.)

What a perfect time to stop using social security numbers for specifically the thing they were not designed to be.

Microsoft is killing itself with shit vibe code.

Proton has their own AI bullshit:

https://lumo.proton.me/

At least it’s not rummaging around your email though.

And just so you know, it is not end-to-end encrypted like their email is when emailing another Proton user: https://lumo.proton.me/legal/privacy

The only way to have actually private AI is to run it on your own hardware.

You mean having an AI watch everything you do isn’t a good selling point?

There’s no configuration needed for QuickDAV either, and it works on anything with a browser. You could transfer files to your Nintendo DS. ;)