Oh no… Anyway…

That depends on pay and other obligations.

Oh wow … I definitely see someone trying to do that.

I love this method and would use it if it weren’t so incredibly time consuming. How are you supposed to test 30 students that way? Nevermind 300.

I wouldn’t put nfts in the same boat as the dotcom bust. The dotcom thing was way bigger. Most people didn’t do anything with nfts. Crypto seems in between. The AI thing seems similar though.

I mean, he can just deny the majority of them. It doesn’t matter.

I mean, the entire goal of the technology was to create human-like text.

It does depend on how many violations there were. If it was 1, then that’s a hefty fine. If it’s a million, then yes… Cost of business.

I’ve always heard Intel was bad to work for. I have to imagine that’s if it’s worse under tsmc, then of course people won’t work there.

The lines between a specific expression and the idea behind them are very blurred with AI…

yes, but then they are not salted, which is what they should be doing.

The worst part is that if they know that password is already in use… then they aren’t storing their passwords appropriately.

4 disks!!! Fancy.