I appreciate your response, but I was just curious as to what the original commenter thinks she needed redemption for. Apparently they think that being "vapid and vacuous" requires a redemption arc, despite likely not knowing her personally and having no actual knowledge of her real personality. There are only so many ways for someone to bounce back from a leaked sex tape and she chose hers and I just don't think it requires an apology (as Carl alludes to elsewhere in this thread).

I think the article strengthens the idea that we have no idea who she is and what her life has been like, so unless she's actually wronged someone, I don't see a need for a redemption. For what it's worth, I was aware of the content of the article you shared, but I didn't think it was relevant to why she should be seeking redemption. Though I do appreciate you attempting to add context.

Redemption from what? My understanding of her public life is that someone nonconsensually released a sex tape of her and then she started in some shows in an attempt to capitalize on a shitty situation.

Hussein said he was in disbelief that he was told to convert or leave — for the first time in his life — at a Republican convention with the tagline, “Unity drives victory.”

Their idea of unity is not coming together despite differences, it's an eradication of differences. They aren't even hiding it. I have no idea why they are surprised.

No comments from kids. Mixed reactions from parents.

Based solely on parent feedback from the article it seems like this will most positively affect kids who enter preteen years after the ban and who never had access to social media before. Kids who got used to it and now lost access seem to be a mixed bag. Obviously no one actually knows effects on long term outcomes yet. I would have really liked to see what the kids themselves are saying.

I don't think this proposed a false dichotomy at all. AI can be capable of just enough to still be a problem. If AI can rip off your game an infinite number of times before yours even gets out there, then your game looks like the rip off of those games and those games may have already soured an interested audience by being buggy or having weird assets etc.

I don't think people are claiming AI is incapable of anything. Obviously, it will generally generate an output. The question tends to be around the quality of the output and the issues with the generation itself (dataset and energy concerns).

For the most part I have little sympathy for people who married Trump supporters. The Trump supporter likely had a lot of terrible behavior towards people in her day to day life and her husband just didn't care about that because it didn't directly affect him and their relationship. Now it has.

I would be totally down for a movie à la Lego movie where there a gritty drama about a slumlord running alongside the actual monopoly game and it ends with a revolution/board flip and then the people looking to get involved irl.

I don't know your kid or your relationship with them or anything, so I'm just speaking in generalities, but most trans people I know really appreciate being called by their preferred name and pronouns. If your kid is using certain pronouns with new people or with their friends that they are out to, it might be nice to give them a try. Maybe not, again I don't know you both, but just because someone is willing to joke about pronouns doesn't necessarily mean they don't actually care about them. Seems like you really care for your kid and I'm sure that if they wanted to be referred to with new pronouns that you'd be able to figure it out. Wishing you both the best.

It probably also depends a bit on how you use your account. I have a more professional account and one that I use for personal projects that I might not want an employer seeing. I might not want to taint my personal one with an association to AI, but the professional one would really depend on how good the project was in the first place since most employers nowadays don't really care. If it was really unclean and buggy I might not want my professional account associated, but if it was a project I thought a lot of people could benefit from and the code itself was passable I would probably make a pull request.