I've noticed that it was far easier to get a doctorate before the 1990s than it is now. You essentially have to retake every course you every took in order to pass a qualifying exam before they will even let you into a program.
"simply because the company should have hired a lawyer to draft the filing." The judge clearly wants to make sure that the legal profession continues to make a shit ton of money. Law is the only industry that has managed to legalize its own racketeering. AI will definitely steal their stolen lunch money.
One reason they're able to do this is because the US effectively subsidized the manufacturing infrastructure.
What if a competing AI managed to convince this AI to shut itself down? Or better yet, what if it convinced this AI that these aren't the songs you're looking for and it can go about its business. Move along. Move along.
I'm having trouble finding out how fast is "maximum speed".
You just know there are plenty of people who wanted this to happen.
In Dutch, this means that they don't care if people get catfished or worse as long as they are able to make more money off of the practice. Have you noticed that governments always seem to want to sue their way out of financial distress?
Does the Chinese government do anything to these people?
Every product has to be priced to support the business that is making it and selling it at a minimum and that price has to go up with increasing costs. Of course, if the market won't pay that price, the company goes out of business. Only when these two facts are addressed can you add profit margin. This teenager doesn't have any overhead to worry about. Guaranteed his parents aren't making him pay for utilities and the space to work in and I'll bet that the parents paid for the equipment too. They're also paying for his benefits.
After all, we already know that music sampling isn't infringement and you can't copyright look & feel.
3200 x 1 million x Bit-Depth = ?. Just curious how much storage space is needed for one image.
That's who's going to be buying this. All that class-action money has to go somewhere.
Syquest cartridges.
Precisely. It's a marketing term designed to manipulate people who overreact about stuff like this. "Mostly peaceful" is like saying that the Titantic "Mostly floats".
These are the same idiots that use a comma instead of a decimal point.
"Card readers? We don't need no stinking card readers." -- Peter da Silva (at the National Academy of Sciencies, 1965, in a particularly vivid fantasy)
