NoneOfUrBusiness
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- Comment on Over 85% of Japanese game developers use generative AI in game development, 2026 CESA survey shows. An increase from last year’s 51% 6 days ago:
Because generative AI has been built off the backs of everyone, whether they consented or not.
This is covered by fair use, and in any case intellectual property is bullshit.
Because AI companies (Nvidia, Facebook, pick a company) have pirated enough material to keep any individual in jail for life, and yet they have no consequences and can profit off everything.
Legally, downloading stuff illegally is a civil content, so you can't in fact go to jail for it, only pay fines. Morally, the whole concept of piracy evolved out of government-granted monopolies and was pushed by rich pricks as a way to get richer at the expense of everyone else, so there's no reason to give it any moral weight.
If generative AI can not be used for commercial purposes, it also cripples the ability to replace artists, writers, etc., with an AI that stole all their work in the first place and is regurgitating it.
"Protecting jobs from competition" is very low on my list of things I want enforced via state violence. Maybe it's high on yours, but I'd like not to get state violence'd to satisfy your sensibilities thank you very much. Otherwise you can't complain when, say, conservatives use state violence so enforce their sensibilities on you.
Take the profit out of it, and we can all (to some degree) benefit from it. Take the profit out of it, and stop them from hoarding and destroying books/knowledge, destroying the environment, destroying your economy.
Uh... what? What's your reasoning there?
- Comment on me irl 6 days ago:
I mean at this point half the internet is The Israel Hating Website. The days when anti-Zionism was restricted to leftists and Muslims are long gone.
- Comment on me irl 6 days ago:
This would've been a mildly hot take three or even two years ago, but in 2026 it's thoroughly milquetoast.
- Comment on Over 85% of Japanese game developers use generative AI in game development, 2026 CESA survey shows. An increase from last year’s 51% 6 days ago:
Ban generative AI for commercial purposes.
Because?
- Comment on Over 85% of Japanese game developers use generative AI in game development, 2026 CESA survey shows. An increase from last year’s 51% 6 days ago:
I mean, that makes perfect sense. Game development is mostly programming, so if you're an aspiring game developer these are probably inconvenient bits you'd love to automate away.
- Comment on Over 85% of Japanese game developers use generative AI in game development, 2026 CESA survey shows. An increase from last year’s 51% 6 days ago:
AI stigma generally isn't mainstream in Japan, so that makes sense.
- Comment on Over 85% of Japanese game developers use generative AI in game development, 2026 CESA survey shows. An increase from last year’s 51% 6 days ago:
Anything that grows out of the ground is expensive in Japan in general, so it's not just the strawberries.
- Comment on Your Monthly Dose of Good News | September 1 week ago:
Does National Geographic count as a reliable source or is it all Green Wall propaganda?
- Comment on [Video] The entire british right wing condensed into 10 seconds 1 week ago:
Well...
- Comment on [Video] The entire british right wing condensed into 10 seconds 2 weeks ago:
The British accent doesn't play nice with my ears what did the other guy say and what does the Britain first guy respond with?
- Comment on American workers are getting the smallest slice of the pie on record 2 weeks ago:
This goes to c\actuallyinfuriating.
- Comment on Billions lost to Brexit could make NHS waiting lists disappear, top economist says 2 weeks ago:
Of course, those billions would've gone to stuff other than making NHS waiting lists disappear, because quality of healthcare in developed countries is a matter of political will rather than funds.
- Comment on SBA #230 (the dentist hour) Sins and Virtues 2 weeks ago:
The OP is basically the definition of a shit post, but also I don't understand how "envy is bad" is toxic.
- Comment on All quiet on this front 2 weeks ago:
Post this to c/historymemes.
- Comment on Anon is punished for his sins 3 weeks ago:
I wonder which part of the Bible they think supports IP rights.
- Comment on Israeli defense minister Yoav Gallant admits he ordered the use of the Hannibal Directive, the initiative to fire in ways that will kill Israeli civilians to prevent their capture, on October 7, 2023 3 weeks ago:
Wow, didn't even feel the need to lie.
- Comment on Far-right media provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos deported by ICE from US to UK 3 weeks ago:
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Not like that, literally Japan.
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Literally Japan.
- Comment on Jury refuses to convict seven Palestine Action 'organisers' for Israeli arms factory raid 5 weeks ago:
Okay I'm kinda starting to see the appeal of juries.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
That completely fails to take into account the split of votes among demographics. Black people for example are a famously blue demographic despite the majority of them living in red Southern states. Your "proof" proves nothing.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
you still vote for the same assholes that want you dead.
Uh... Source? Muslims tend to vote blue by a pretty large margin AFAIK.
- Comment on Britain Lost 14,000 Third Places. They Were Called Pubs. Is Your Local Next? 1 month ago:
Clearly this is because of the Muslim invasion of the UK.
Obvious /s.
- Comment on Millions in Great Britain could face emergency power cuts at short notice 1 month ago:
Okay guy from the third world here, is it just the rose-tinted glasses or is this emphatically not supposed to happen in developed countries?
- Comment on Millions in Great Britain could face emergency power cuts at short notice 1 month ago:
What's the difference?
- Comment on Take-Two CEO Says We'll All Be Streaming Our Games In 3 Years 1 month ago:
Not in America at least, which is a problem given that America is the single biggest market in the world.
- Comment on Literally nobody 1 month ago:
Even assuming that's true (which it's not; absolutely nothing about Wall Street is Christian), that's not what theocracy is. Again, theocracy is rule by religious authorities; even religiously motivated decisions in the US are ultimately made by lay people with little to no input from actual Christian clergy. Put another way, de facto theocracy would be a church or group of churches acting as kingmakers and consistently steering policy. That's not what's going on; Christianity in US governance, when it appears (outside of Utah where the Mormon Church does wield significant political power), is a solidly bottom-up phenomenon that doesn't go through or depend on particular religious leaders. Rule by and for Christians, assuming it's the case in the US—which again it's not; America is ruled by capital regardless of its religion—would be exactly what we'd expect since Christians make up a solid supermajority of the population of America. Calling America a theocracy would be like calling Singapore (or another competitive autocracy) a monarchy; it's wrong in both kind and degree.
- Comment on Is there a reason why toilets are made out of one of the most resonating materials possible while also being made in a shape that makes a small fart sound like a damn trombone? 1 month ago:
You've already gotten your answer, but also I mean at some point you gotta own your farts.
- Comment on When do we riot? 1 month ago:
Well, when the working class is organized enough to do it, so organize.
- Comment on Patients refusing to be treated by non-white staff as NHS reports shocking rise in racism 1 month ago:
Actually it has been, hence "scientific" racism.