If it's in the middle of intricate detail it will make it harder to appreciate that detail as a human.
Anyway, it's easy to make an AI to remove such things. Just take a million images, add watermarks, and train the AI to produce the original images.
TIL that there exist people who aren't bothered by obnoxious watermarks superimposed on an image. I find them aggravating, and I'm not the only one -- That's shutterstock's entire business model.
AI is already making people's lives worse. Let's not make human art harder to enjoy in a fruitless effort to resist it. Instead, let's solve the root of the problem.
I don't really think that's poisoning much. It's not hard to crop out the pencil after.
Let's not forget that for those looking for alternatives, a key feature of signal is/was its SMS integration.
I use silence, a fork of signal.
I mean this is just how memes work isn't it?
Also why is columbus wearing a thick coat in that weather
So it updates now and then with new rules, and it keeps historical rules for past dates?
What does tz_database do? Wikipedia makes it seem like it basically converts a pair (geocoordinatr, utc time) to local time
Then yes I agree with you. We're not there yet.
It may require intense passion and a manic episode to do something like that with one coder or a small team, which is hard to arrange bureaucratically.
semantics. Nobody agrees on the definition of AI. It's not a meaningful ststement to say no "real" AI exists. Be more specific about what exactly is missing instead.
Scary to think what will happen when AI can automate that.