@tal Or it could make an API call to a server, the way ChatGPT does today. Unfortunately, that will mean the player has to be online to use the text generation, but the tech of it isn't what we're discussing anyway. We're talking about the ethics of it, not the means.

It's like we're talking about whether robbing a bank is OK or not, and then someone goes and talks about how hard it is to rob a bank. It's a non sequiter, it's not what we're talking about.

@birlocke @lengsel @mack123 @Ronno

@ISOmorph For a government that's been all for user privacy and freedom, making Apple use USBC, allow alternate app stores, and the like, it seems out of character for the EU to ban end to end encryption

@Jaysyn

@sab What streaming services do you pay for? I'm all for supporting small indie studios, but Disney and the like can deal with me pirating their content.

@Reddugee @Kir @QuinceDaPence

@Tibert What does this have to do with Google? Isn't this Facebook?

@Terevos What is that a reference to?

@DollTowJet-ski@kbin.social @GamersMate

@Hank It's just a nice thing in text based communication in general, as there are no tone or body cues to indicate sarcasm.

@MicroWave

@108beads Read the transcript, if it's available

@TeaEarlGrayHot

@Saturdaycat That's only available from 18 years old+ (you have to give google your age/credit card data) and is otherwise tracked by Google. Is not so much better than the comparatively unrestricted Bing Chat

@wjrii @Jaysyn

@alyaza I am conflicted on this. While I feel like it's probably the right thing to do as Meta would just destroy the fediverse if it entered it, it makes me uncomfortable that this network that is supposed to be so open and connected with each other can be so easily and glibly made into what is essentially yet another privately controlled website.

@malloc Just so you and anyone else reading this knows, you can copy and paste text from images on any major OS, using 3rd party tools.

@Merulox

@SpezCanLigmaBalls Why?

@deadlyduplicate

@L4s I thought everyone knew Tiktok was a Chinese data harvesting company

@SocialSpirit Avatar: the Last Airbender

@ahriboy

Is that high? I'm from the UK and I don't really have good context

@BrikoX

@SCmSTR Linux, Firefox, Lineage OS

@siriusmart @average650 @Balssh

@MudMan I only use Facebook for WhatsApp though, I avoid it everywhere I can, their devices, Instagram, Facebook

@hedge @Jeze3D

@IHangBananas I am pro free speech, and I would consider myself mainly left wing. But I resonate with the quote 'I may not agree with what you have to say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.' People have a right to read what they want, and they can block people for themselves to do that, but I think platforms have a moral, if not legal, obligation to host content regardless of whether they agree with it.

@Jeze3D

@Refune Legally, that is true. No one would argue that platforms have a legal obligation to host your content. But some would say that they have a moral obligation to host it. 'I may not agree with what you have to say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.'

@Jeze3D

@iAmTheTot Things that the mainstream perceives as shitty. Imagine if slaves were still illegal, and anyone campaigning for their abolishment was not allowed to speak on social media. See why you need free speech now?

And you might say 'That's different, slavery is bad and advocating for its abolishment is good, but advocating for Donald Trump is bad', but that is the point.

'I may not agree with what you have to say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it.'

@Jeze3D @DigitalEclipse @50gp

@DoucheAsaurus Shows 404 error for me

@Evono @MadWorks @HerrLewakaas