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Photography isnt dangerous, it's a form of art, capturing something that is real and tangible.

AI is fabricating something that isnt real, using works that were real. It's dangerous, it's not art. The only people who put time into is productions are the ones it stole from.

While I get what you are trying to say, it's a terrible comparison. AI is already causing a lot of harm to humanity and will continue to do so. We should reject it for as long as we can, hopefully forever. If it does stay, it should be heavily, heavily regulated.

The ethics are a major concern and if you dismiss that, you are a moron. AI wasnt born out of good will, it was born out of a desire for profit. Until it's energy efficient and the models are built ethically, it's a no-brainer to deny its use. Once them concerns are addressed then we can start the conversation about the pros and cons of dealing with slop.

Nope, its still a no-brainer. Linus is just being a moron.

It's a no-brainer guys. Ban that shit.

I think that looks pretty tacky, but it's certainly better than portraits of people.

Agreed. Birds on one side, flowers on the other would be nice.

As long as its not any with people on, should be fine.

Time for them to run this one into the ground!

Only??? The fines should be well into the billions. €100B would have been much more effective.

That door was open the second you uploaded anything to it anyway. Same for any online service.

Nice one!!

Maybe bring up your concern in store? Perhaps they could find you a sealed copy. If others share the same sentiment, perhaps they will change the way they handle it.

I dont know why stores dont just have cards on the shelves instead of actual cases. Then it's easy to have many "stocked" and the customer can be handed a sealed copy.

Then you should order online, so they come shipped in original packaging.

Buying games from stores has always been like this. For discs they would usually give you a full copy and just put the display case you hand them back, but for little cards, I guess they just chose to put it back in at purchase.

And as others say, it was probably new and just tested at factory as part of QA.