This isn't a question of "walking it back", though. There was never anything in copyright law that prohibited analyzing a copyrighted work before. This is an attempt to extend it.

A while back I saw a thread in a piracy community that was cheering some other lawsuit against an AI company for similar reasons, so I wouldn't bet. The anti-AI sentiment is quite strong in these parts.

And now watch everyone cheer for Sony and Warner to succeed in their lawsuits to extend the grip of copyright. What a timeline.

It's certainly a great shibboleth for quickly detecting complete idiots.

I'm thinking that gender and sexuality aren't even a simple spectrum, they're a multi-dimensional space. There are some blobby fuzzy-bordered regions of that space that have traditionally been called "Man" and "Woman", but the more we look into it the more complicated it all gets and the more arbitrary that partitioning becomes. We're already starting to see that there may be portions of that space that likely don't belong to either category, or where the categories overlap, so I'm of the opinion that treating them as super important might be a bad idea that's bound to lead to heartbreak and confusion.

There's an extension available to add AI assistants. You can connect it to any API, including locally run ones.

Same here in Canada. Really wondering if they'll do the same for Lake Ontario, I suspect that's going to go over very poorly.

You speak as if Venezuela had a choice. Viceroy Rubio is likely making the deal on their behalf.

Next I'd like to see him try renaming Canada itself, it'll just cement how absolutely ridiculous he is.

Fortunately there's an extension for that, so choices remain available for the user. Open source and local.