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Much obliged, sir.

This is vitally important: I need to know where that's from. For... uh, science. Yes.

Well, yes. But that's their fault, not yours.

Punchability is a highly competitive field these days. At this point, we should probably just make it an Olympic event.

Hell, make it PPV and it could probably finance an actual health care system for the US.

You definitely got the better deal. I mean... I wouldn't necessarily object to seeing a hair brush used like that on a Nazi either, but only if it was inserted sideways or bristles first.

"Cum for me"?

Well, I mean... It worked for ChatGPT, so...

Preach, brother. I don't get the fetish with aiming for 'natural' dynamic range in a movie in the first place. I need these people to explain to me why reproducing the relative sound pressure of a fucking explosion relative to normal speaking volume is somehow desirable to me.

I strongly urge you to read up on the phenomenon of AI psychosis.

Don't do this to yourself. In the wise words of one Professor Falken: "You're listening to a machine. Do the world a favor and don't act like one."

And setting aside for a moment the question of what you'd even do with a system incapable of counting the number of b's in the word blueberry or figure out how a bicycle works, who's going to be subsidizing the energy and infrastructural costs? OpenAI's other customers? Their investors?

I presume this is a Ellison-style long-con aimed at insinuating themselves into the operations of the US government, but until the trap shuts on the US tax payers later, somebody else are going to have to pick up Uncle Sam's tab. Who?

I'm sure whatever the AF are intending to 'test' will work just fine on the few CTs that might still be operational six months hence, prior testing or not. We're talking about a car that can be stopped in its tracks by light snowfall or being left outside in mild rain. I'm no expert, but somehow I don't think a quick burst of 30 mm PGU-14/B armor-piercing incendiary rounds or a Hellfire missile will experience any issues.

That's very sensible of you.