@david_chisnall admittedly, the above is my reading from Ireland, a “commonwealth” non-jurisprudence jurisdiction, dunno what's the implication for Germany/Portugal/France/countries with sensible law systems not based on precedent
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The interesting thing about the German court ruling against Google is not the verdict. -
The interesting thing about the German court ruling against Google is not the verdict.```
And that's now an on-the-record statement made under penalty of perjury that can be entered as evidence in any court case against companies selling LLM-integrated tooling.
```unless this claim is part of the judgement itself, then it's hearsay [except for circumstances which restrict your `in any court case` clause immensely] and can't be referred to
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I remain convinced that the reason most MS Office replacements struggle (beyond various anti-competitive behaviours) is that MS Office is really bad at what it does.key bit you also referred to before: rendering differences
for decades that was an insurmountable bugbear -- until MS themselves shrugged it away w/ their own incompetence, when it became a complete non-issue
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tell me you’re a coward without telling methere's a vibe of entryism from their discussion: the pro-AI folks have ensured they get to veto banning AI altogether under the banner of lack of consensus