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Heather is actually a character from the comics, and it does go badly, so I'm not expecting to have good things. But she said a 'coward in a mask' to Muse- trying to trigger him to get the upper hand. I thought that part was pretty well spelled out. She tried to submit, then to reason, then...

You seem to be focused on the injury. Daredevil had already tried to take him down, and the man was a good fighter, and he was having problems. This isn't like he was overwhelmingly more skilled like with the police officers. This was a proper fight. When in one of those, you try to either (a)...

Is it possible to to produce products twice using two different skus and prices? One for the US printed in the US at US prices with higher printing costs and final costs, and one for the rest of the world? And use those two different points of origins as basis for the tariffs? A bigger headache...

Without a timeline, how can we say if it was abandoned or not? The inclusion of the helmet seems to say not.

Episode 7 says hold my beer.

The real version of Muse has the ability to sneak out on Daredevil. It's one of his big things. This one doesn't.

Also, to really explain Inhumans means having to separate Scott Buck's monstrosity in the head of people that saw it, even though Anson Mount was really good as Black Bolt and really deserves to shine as him.

He did take it out first. That was what Muse was trying to put back in when he threw the one club then strung him up with the other.

I don't even think it will 'die down a bit' honestly.

This depends. Subsequent training and improvement depends on provenance, which can include sources. That's how you get incremental improvement and how you're able to follow back on erroneous introductions to the model.

That's overcome by the business. I know in my particular case, we have extensive training for everyone in the company (not even just the technical people) on the ethical use of AI and the use of AI in the business and regulations around that use - and use outside of that is a punishable offense...

And that's the point that I'm making. You're generalizing that all AI and all Gen AI will disappear based on a use case that isn't really the case that many businesses use it for. It's perfectly useful for other applications in business that give a bigger lift that creating a video or an image...

You're conflating certain models practice with AI in general. AI is not going anywhere. It's in heavy use in a lot of business use, especially financial and medical use and enables many current features in both sectors.

It's not the training that's piracy. It's the piracy that's piracy. If they didn't pay for the works and are using them, that's clear an unambiguous piracy, no matter what you think about the ethics of training.

Good guesses, but those seem like they would make them want to stretch it out more, not less. I get the original 2 eps- to get a good momentum. But at this point in the system, they're shortening their tail.

I wonder why?

I think to call it AI's pirated book problem is to make it something it isn't. It's certain companies (even if well known) and not an 'AI' problem, IMO.

That's where balancing fake rolls and real rolls come into play. Sure, if you're rolling all the time, the effect will be lessened. But if you roll somewhat sporadically, and intersperse your real rolls with fake rolls, they become more suspenseful. And if you go the other way, it can create a...

Considering the world we're seeing. No, I don't think so at all. A famous quote, paraphrased- Sometimes people stumble over the truth. Most times, they pick themselves up and keep on as if nothing happened.

But that inference wouldn't necessarily be correct. That's the fun I have. And I can notice the tension when I roll really good, go hmmm... and they wait for the other shoe to drop at some point later. When I was just noting that it was a good roll- I wish it had actually been for something.