>Except that’s what was missing from your original point

Again, it's not missing from my original point, because my original point was to ask how the commenter above was distinguishing these cases. You've given a possible answer. That's an answer to my question, not a rebuttal.

I don't think that answer is very compelling, though. Arguing that an explicitly unreliable chat bot that hallucinates as often as it tells the truth is somehow a competitor to news media etc. is a tall order.

Don’t “engineer” yourself into starvation

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That'd be too easy

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>You've also found all my comments and responded to them agressuvely like a good shill

Are you talking about this? You replied to me.

I mean Jesus Christ. Anyway, I'm done trying to explain to the concept of unintended consequences to you.

> OpenAI has everything to gain and nothing to lose by trying to challenge the precedents that are already set.

Please cite the case that you're talking about which you claim sets this precedent. Thanks.

My job requires exactly what I said. I'm a software engineer. I do it from home, often from across the continent.

Serious offers only. No low-ballers!

Boston dynamic?

Wow, that's an incredible waste of money.

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Those jobs aren’t typically work from home careers. “Negotiations and coordination between stakeholders and clarification of requirements” would be done in person, regardless that it’s just a bunch of words clumped together. Whatever you say though. I can learn to make subs at subway in a day or two. Go ahead and pretend those jobs are complex. Whatever helps you sleep at night

I’ve got an unopened HP Palm tablet. I’m sure there are Harvard Business School case studies on what a disaster it was going up against first gen iPad. I was a Handspring guy. But even I bought an iPad. Probably not a $60K collectible.

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um... okay?

The same could be said of food... or bicycles.

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Apple fanboys are a bit dim

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Why not just wish for the money you hope to make from selling those items right away?

Golly! I'm old enough to remember a time before any social media! And I was fine. It won't be a problem to go back to those days.

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Volvo most likely already several verified accounts. But some mid-size youtube/podcaster may not be notable enough to get one so they'll buy one.