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lemmy.world

I was offered an agreement that, for me personally, raised difficult long-term questions about rights, future technological use of identity and voice, the ability to speak freely, and compensation. Ultimately, it just wasn’t something I felt comfortable signing. I genuinely wish everyone involved well. But preserving my autonomy mattered more to me.

Fair enough.

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swg-empire.de

In other words, they wanted the rights to be able to copy her through AI without further permission, making her redundant for future projects.

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feddit.org

I don’t know if this movie holds up, but back in the day I loved it.

Might’ve'd something to do with the fact that I’ve seen it as a wee boy alone in the hospital with a broken foot and no prior knowledge about it.

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You were very lucky to have experienced it that way. I thought it was great as well.

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I recently re-watched it in the movie theater at a local theater that plays old films on Fridays.

It didn't really hold up, but it was fun for nostalgia's sake.

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