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A while back I read an article that admonished the reader not to let your cat watch nature shows unsupervised because they may knock the TV over, and hurt themselves or do damage to the TV. At the time I thought, How fat-and-happy are we that we supervise what our pets watch on TV?:rolleyes...

Hilly Areas!!:) I don't know where these came from, hopefully third grade history students, very funny, thanks for the laugh!!

If you're referencing buy/sell systems for stock trades, sure. This is referencing AI as a product, and as a disruptive technology. Since the mid-90s at least, watching where the investments go and the financial health of companies was a factor in what technologies to implement and which...

Arsenic - Sign posted on a road next to the jogging trail.

Here is a scary article. It's a bit off-topic but in terms of AI's near future... https://finance.yahoo.com/news/morgan-stanley-warns-ai-breakthrough-072000084.html

@defaux Not a problem. Pick away. I enjoyed the discussion. I still think the the bottom line is that if a creative writer claims ownership, the test is "Is it yours?" A person should be ethically or honor bound to give credit for significant edits, but that doesn't mean it's somebody...

So, "Is it yours?" is either an oversimplification or doesn't take into account the ethics of the AI tool itself? Yes, easier said than defined. The first part, "Is it yours?" is either a personal choice, or if a commercial success, will be fought out in the courts. Whether suggestions come...

The ethics of it in the end, is - is it your work? If yes, you have the right to put your name on it. Is it co-written by Chatgpt? Then ethically, the author is 'Joe Schmo and Chatgpt'. Maybe the next James Patterson best seller will be 'James Patterson in collaboration with Chatgpt!'. If...

Good straightforward effective solution. Ideally the two machines are in different locations in case a catastrophe like the toilet seat from the ISS falls on them. Companies have to guarantee no loss of data for a particular time frame. i.e. nightly backup might be ok, they can live with...

Two cents... Before "Cloud" services came to be, private companies offered PC backup. There was a period of time when desktop/laptop backup was a problem for IT managers. I didn't think they would still be around, but did a quick look and found 'Carbonite.com', it's an OpenText company. For...

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A snack or a meal! (had to look up .Crudites)

veggy - all of them, extra provolone, honey mustard

"Hey! Toots!" He said, ducking quickly.

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