What does this mean? I don't know what the "commercially licensed build" means in contrast to what it is today. If it's still open source, what's changing?

I'm truly just trying to understand and I'm not arguing - isn't that already how it is? It will only hold authenticator keys if you're paying. Do you know what other features they're going to require you to pay for?

I heard an interview with Mick Jagger where he said that he sounded American singing and English talking because he learned to sing by emulating American singers and picked up their pronunciation.

I can't be the only one who finds it odd that your line defining what you can't make a joke about is women's mental health but not child rape islands.

You say that like $17 is a reasonable price to pay for 2 preprocessed garbage burgers, 2 little cardboard cups of fries, and 2 cups of sugar water.

We use words to describe our thoughts and understanding. LLMs order words by following algorithms that predict what the user wants to hear. It doesn't understand the meaning or implications of the words it's returning.

It can tell you the definition of an apple, or how many people eat apples, or whatever apple data it was trained on, but it has no thoughts of it's own about apples.

That's the point that OOP was making. People confuse ordering words with understanding. It has no understanding about anything. It's a large language model - it's not capable of independent thought.