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Microsoft CEO of AI: Online content is 'freeware' for models • The Register
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The sort of mental gymnastics and cognitive dissonance that these subhuman c-suite employ to justify stealing everyone else's data while demonizing sharing of their data, is just infuriating. If these scumbags were incarcerated for a day each for every time they showed this hypocrisy, they would all rot in the jails for their entire lifetime, perhaps more.
Lifetime jail + lifetime jail for X generations of offspring, depending on severity?
Or instead of jailing children at birth, maybe just confiscating X yachts, depending on severity.
No. Just leave their corpses in the jail for multiple lifetimes.
Isn't that a bit too much like beating a dead horse?
Wasn't that the point behind hanging, drawing and quartering?