The entire point of generative AI is to generate things not present in the training set by teaching it to abstract the concept.
It's a very fair comparison because in both cases you take the physical skill requirement that takes years to learn and even longer to master out of producing art. To make a good electronic song you need to compose, but you don't need to know how to physically play the instruments. To make a good image you need to know how to compose it, but not how to physically draw it.
At least in Germany they get you by pirating and logging who seeds to them, as uploading is the killer not downloading. If you throttle your upload to 0kb/s aka disabling it you can torrent safely.
I am not a good illustrator though, but I'm good at working with AI and Photoshop. Using generated images as a base gives me the best quality in a reasonable time.
I'm pretty sure there are musicians who would roll in their graves at the thought of generating music in synthesizers, yet without we would have electronic music.
The contract for RWE to expand the mine there goes back decades and the wind farm operator knew it would be demolished before they build it. It's at the end of its life cycle now and had to be demolished one way or another.
German government could either breach their contract with RWE and pay them compensation or allow the destruction of a derelict wind park in exchange of RWE stopping coal extraction 8 years earlier then planned. It's a job well done by the government.
The wind turbines are already at the end of their lifespan and they knew RWE had the license to expand the mine there when the wind turbines where build.
Of course it's economical for RWE, they are not building a new mine. Just continuing their mining operation there for another 7 years.
The word "distribute" refers to the act of distributing or spreading something out among a group of people or things. It can also refer to the way in which something is distributed or arranged. For example, a company may distribute its products to different retailers, or a teacher may distribute assignments to students. Additionally, it can mean to give out something in an orderly way, such as distributing flyers or pamphlets.
Yeah. It's not gonna stop people from this community, French or not.
But the French government if crazy about copyright, I wouldn't be surprised if they actually tried it. Just the insanity alone that you can't take pictures of Paris at night because the Eiffel Tower lights are copyrighted... xD
Some genre names would be: Colony Sim, Base Builder or City Builder.
Another great one is Dwarf Fortress, you should give it a try if you haven't already. It probably has the most in depth simulation of any game there is.
The anime adaptation isn't that great. The pacing is awful since it's weekly and they have less than one 20 page chapter for each 20 min episode. At least the animation improved in the Wano arc.
Seems like a good strategy to get the weapons and ammo needed to defend yourself against the brutish hordes of rapists, torturers, looters, murderers and child molesters who are hell bent on committing genocide against you.
The entire point of generative AI is to generate things not present in the training set by teaching it to abstract the concept.
It's a very fair comparison because in both cases you take the physical skill requirement that takes years to learn and even longer to master out of producing art. To make a good electronic song you need to compose, but you don't need to know how to physically play the instruments. To make a good image you need to know how to compose it, but not how to physically draw it.