Good. I’ll have my eye on you, if you know what I mean…🐙

Me with every recipe:

• search for “substitute for x”. x10. Weirdly, the only substitute I have is nearly always basil. I think search/AI is trolling me.
• search for ‘ratio of dried x to fresh x’. x10. I can get ratios of 1:2 to whatever you want. Then there are AI generated pages that tell you everything about life, the universe and everything, except the ratio of dried x to fresh x Normally have to wade through x10 of those…

Cook. Eat.

After: I rate this as meh. x10. And I’ll need to buy more dried basil. Big basil must be making a fortune!

Hey, look! This magnet sticks to my head!

Of course! We always eventually end up with two players in each industry. Because if there’s two, that means there is no monopoly, and there is ‘competition’ in the ‘free market’! Also, there is never any collusion or price fixing, trust me! Rejoice!

AI music can’t be copyrighted

That’s true (though it may depend on which country you are in). But if “a human contributes creatively to an AI-generated work, such as by writing lyrics or modifying melodies, that work may be eligible for copyright”.

You can guarantee that labels/authors will do enough to make sure they can get copyright.

Same thing has been happening in Australia.

Murdoch’s organisations (nearly all the newspapers & TV) take every opportunity to criticise and attack the ABC (Australia’s public broadcaster, equivalent to the BBC). The constant claim is that they are biased and left wing, even though a number of studies have shown that their reporting is neutral.

The last couple of Chairman of the ABC have been ex-Murdoch employees. So they are now being attacked from inside as well. Cuts have been made to news, current affairs and investigative journalism shows.

I wouldn’t be surprised if they sold off Bluey.