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House Judiciary Committee subpoenas Apple over AI censorship
One rather large and obvious problem with that statement: Donald Trump will always attempt to punish anyone who disagrees with him or criticizes him. So there is no free speech within the Trump administration itself.22july2013 said:People here believe that private companies should be allowed to censor their customers and employees, and that the government should not be allowed to stop it. While this is true, the government has many "100% legal options" at their disposal, such as not buying any products for their own employees from companies that censor free speech. Therefore, investigations serve a purpose.
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House Judiciary Committee subpoenas Apple over AI censorship
"The investigation is a direct attempt to assert the claim of technological censorship, which supporters of the Republican party think is happening."
No, they don't actually think that is happening. It's just a projection of what they want to do themselves.
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OpenAI wants the US government to legalize theft to reach the AI promised land
Who cares? Is there a global shortage of people wanting to talk into cameras? No. Social media has proven that.Marvin said: Look how advanced this video and audio generation is:
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Calls for Tim Cook's resignation over Apple Intelligence miss that he has made Apple what ...
Steve Jobs had plenty of blunders. He famously wanted the Intel Atom to be used in the iPhone and it took one of the principle members of the design team threatening to quit in order to convince him to use ARM instead. The original Apple TV also used an Intel M processor and was a VERY buggy product.Completely_Correct said:This author is completely wrong: Tim made Apple stagnant while their competitors continued to innovate. Steve Jobs is the sole reason Apple has grown in any capacity: a man who was obsessed with innovation, finding the "perfect product", and taking risks for the future of technology.
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Apple is planning to make enormous design changes to iOS 19 & macOS 16
Apple added UI scaling with the release of retina display products.jeffharris said:Can Apple PLEASE make UI elements fully SCALABLE for high resolution monitors!PLEASE!
I recently upgraded to a 27” 4K monitor and it’s a nightmare.Dialogue Boxes are postage stamp sized.
Menu Bar Items and text are all tiny.
Text on various application palettes are barely readable.I’ve had to increase text and icon size in the Finder, but the Menu Bar and menus are tiny!
Finder prefs only work for ONE window. Size changes need to be applied to EVERY window I open.
If I go MacBook Pro without the external monitor, Finder elements are too big.
Apple has been promising scalable UI forever. Will they ever deliver?
https://appleinsider.com/inside/macos/tips/what-is-display-scaling-on-mac-and-why-you-probably-shouldnt-worry-about-it
