The Promise and Peril of AI-Generated TV (article from 19.07.2023)
The digital plane we traverse is volatile and ever-changing, evolving at a pace that leaves the old world gasping for breath. One of the newest entrants in the tech theatre is the use of AI in content creation, specifically television. Fable, a San Fransisco-based start-up, is pioneering this bold f...
The digital plane we traverse is volatile and ever-changing, evolving at a pace that leaves the old world gasping for breath. One of the newest entrants in the tech theatre is the use of AI in content creation, specifically television. Fable, a San Fransisco-based start-up, is pioneering this bold frontier. Their brainchild, aptly named the Showrunner AI technology, or ‘SHOW-1’, aims to generate TV shows with viewers as starring roles.
You're right, it's not Facebook's business, but this 17-year old and her mother chose to discuss a crime on Facebook's platform. Facebook had a legal obligation to hand over those messages because they were served a valid warrant.
The baby was nearly fully formed with a face, hands, feet, and a heartbeat that could have survived outside the womb. I implore you to go look up some photos of a 28 week fetus and I guarantee you'll be surprised how much it looks like a normal baby.
She carried the baby to nearly full term. It had a face, hands, feet, and a heartbeat. It was a living being that could have survived outside the womb. Then she took abortion medication that wasn't meant for pregnancies that far along. I'm not even religious and have always been pro-abortion, but there needs to be a reasonable cut-off point. In 2 and half more months she could have given it up for adoption.
She aborted at 28 weeks. That's nearly 6 and a half months pregnant. Most babies can survive outside the womb when they're around 22 to 23 weeks. This was a baby, not some tiny fetus.
Yep, this is precisely what I thought too.