5 minutes is paltry.
Yes, but I feel like this is intended more to curb AI-generated games that are submitted to Steam without any testing. This is just adding a layer of “a human (or something close-enough to a human) launched the game and didn’t find it immediately unsuitable for public release”, which I guess wasn’t there before.
Fuckin’ aye.
That, too.
What magical new mobile operating system that supports current, real-world use cases was released in 2026?
“But from a global allocation perspective, actually, it’s quite terrible to have everybody have a bunch of the world’s limited supply of
[dynamic RAM]food sitting in their owncomputerpantry,” he added.
Sounds a bit evil, like the kinda thing a cartoon villain would say. Doesn’t matter if it’s food or RAM, he wants what is yours. His continued existence is a personal and direct threat against you, your family, and their safety.
And again, the Internet is not something that you just evaporate water into; it’s not a cloud. It’s a series of tubes.
I mean, this has pretty big ramifications across the web as a whole. This is going to signal to other platforms that they should do the same, and huge swaths of the internet are going to be effectively inaccessible to search engines.
This makes it much harder to find information online without sacrificing more of your privacy. We do care about this.
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The real reason they stopped training on the live Internet because their agents have already poisoned the live Internet to the point of being unusable, even for bots.
Y’all need to zoom out just a bit. Like… at your desk, mentally pinch the touchscreen of your mind and just “zoom out” a little. This is a shitpost about a cat that can’t use a computer very well. This really isn’t the time where this kind of scrutiny matters. What are we doing here?
bLiStErInG tAkEdOwN!!!
Insane headline, considering that this was just about the calmest, most level-headed take on AI’s use in game development I’ve seen from any studio head. Which is on-brand for Sakurai; the most radical opinion he’s ever put forth on game design is that Bayonetta having free ZTD combos out of the box was acceptable.
Or they’re downvoting because it’s just a long rant with dozens of uncited, speculative claims. It’s not really a good fit for the community.
I wish he’d die by the sword already. Or any other instrument, really.
That’s not what he said.
Plenty of artists are worried about Al being trained on their data. No fediverse “platform” protects from it.
I very much doubt Haven protects from AI scrubbing, either. Maybe it does today, but that’s a constant cat-and-mouse game. I have doubts as to the efficacy of AI-poisoning efforts.
I’ve got the same combination on my luggage!
They ask Grok how they should feel about it.
I’ve been to court, and it never even occurred to me that the lawyers are not placed under oath. But they’re the ones that do most of the talking during a case. I wonder that the reasoning for not being under oath is.
Palm was so well-positioned to still be a power player in the current smartphone market. It’s a shame that they didn’t keep up, because I always loved their UIs.