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Amazon spent millions on a single Ring ad during the Super Bowl that was so poorly received it killed a multi-million dollar business deal.

To be clear, all the companies involved are the worst of the worst, so fuck them, but all they had to do was nothing and it would have turned out better (for them, worse for the rest of us).

It's photoshopped. His tie was too short, but not that short.

You're basically asking about the difference between an authorized vs unauthorized biography.

If you sell the rights, that's just getting some nominal fee in exchange for your participation in the process. You may have insights and knowledge of certain events that aren't easy to find without your help, so some media production company may pay for you to fill in those gaps.

None of that is strictly necessary, though. Anyone can write about anyone else, so long as they aren't making false claims about the source, or making other negligently false claims of fact. (Don't do false advertising or libel.)

Turns out getting kicked in the head for a living is associated with making other bad decisions.

I haven't actually fired it up in a while, but Gedonia might be up your alley.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1114220/Gedonia/

Looks like a sequel is currently in early access, too.

Wow, I haven't fired this game up in probably 25+ years. Had no idea it was still being played at all.

It is reasonable to believe A) AIs are a poor substitute for a human at most jobs, and B) company management is still going to replace people in search of short-term profits, even at the expense of long-term stability.

Those two things are not contradictory.

Second, "AIs cannot create new, original things" is not the opposite of "AI can produce deepfakes". That would be like saying every shuffle of a deck of cards is functionally unique (true), therefore I invented a new card game (false).

Peanuts are neither peas, nor nuts. Discuss.

Covid numbers wouldn't be so bad if we stop testing, and ocean health won't get worse if we stop measuring.

Kill that messenger!

...or like literally not ready, as in "you'll need a 6090 Ti"?

Why are there seven hands in this picture?

But it protects the company's freedom of religion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burwell_v._Hobby_Lobby_Stores%2C_Inc

Private employers in this country (including Ramsey) have more rights than workers.