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And after that they all went to a restaurant eating, chatting, and laughing.

OpenAI is facing a barrage of lawsuits over copyright infringements...

But still they can freely operate without facing any issues. Why? Because of this:

OpenAI has projected its annual revenue could exceed $12.7 billion in 2025, up from $3.7 billion expected this year.

The coding must be great if the answer is "..and it mostly works." Debugging will be fun because of prompt engineering. Asking AI to debug the bad code it generated in the hope it will create a cleaner code. The developer will lose the ability to code and fully depend on AI. Fantastic!

Sad

If it wasn't for Pres. Trump this trip wouldn't happen, this Pres. is shaking the core of the global foundation.

Of course, the two countries never talk to each other, only since President Trump. :-)

That is drastic. Seems that they really dislike the tourists now.

It's not that they dislike them, but there are far too many of them. Pushing prices up is a wise choice, even if losing some tourists. But the majority will still stay a couple of nights, believe me that.

Who cares?

Falling milk prices last year also discouraged investments and pushed dairy producers in the EU to make more cheese, which offered better profitability, he said.

So it's the market itself that changes things, it's not that there are actual shortages.

I think I would even go as high as 10'000 Yen. To climb the Mount Fuji shouldn't be a tourist attraction anyways.

OpenAI should never be allowed to go public. Most people think of ChatGPT and Sora of just tools. The CEO talks about unleashing creativity. What creativity? The creativity to give instructions? OpenAI will bring destruction and you will pay for it if you want it or not. If you thought Facebook was addictive, then watch the addiction if they make their products when going public. But wait, you can't watch because you will be an addict yourself. You'll be a tool.

I more and more dislike these AI companies.

Much better if lesser people will climb the mountain because of that.

The US should swallow their pride and accept the deal. It's only going to get harder to compete.

More proof the $ and ALL the currencies tied to the dollar are losing their purchasing power due to money printing, growing deficits AND a growing multi polar world NOT interested in toilet paper currencies!

The whales decide if the price goes up or down.

..celebrities — ...were looking forward to using a space free from advertisements..

Sooner or later there will be either ads or a subscription. Somebody needs to pay the rent.

AI is totally overhyped. With the tech companies over-spending billions with no significant returns they are in fact creating a bubble that might soon burst.

Seven & i minority shareholder Artisan Partners this week urged the firm to accept ACT's offer, which the Japanese company said it is studying.

Yes, of course. Because all they want to see are the Benjamins.

Its assets included a $10 million loan

And how about the assets on the internet? Without all the content they couldn't even get half as far as they did today. And they now shall reap all the future profits while all others shall get nothing? These people are crooks!

The number one reason why tech companies want things like these to happen is because of the money they can generate from it. They will sell it as if it's for improving our lives but what it really does is making creative artists obsolete and make them rely on such technologies. Thus making them future customers of the tech companies to generate more income. Most people forget that we are not anymore in the tech era of before when things were about real improvement. We are now in the new era, where it is about generating as much money as possible and manipulating people's minds. If people are not careful enough, soon they will find themselfs trapped.

Why is this even in the news? It's so obvious that these are just campaign talks.

The biggest issue is that OpenAI would have never been this successful without the content on the web. What they did and still do is data theft in an unprecedented scale, but no media outlet wants to talk about this.

I am a foreigner myself in Japan and I agree that many tourists just don't care about Japanese etiquette. Even though they know it they still talk loudly and do whatever they want. I can see it all too often. If you visit another country you have to adjust to the culture. These are basic rules no matter which country you visit in the world.

This means that Japanese people are not really into travelling abroad. Quite interesting actually.

Japan Today is going all-in against X. I wish they were this vocal against other platforms who, but it's just X.

Agree with Mu-da-san. I went to a Starbucks a few days ago because a business client wanted to meet there. The coffee is terrible. The sandwiches and doughnuts were tiny and looked as if they had been in the showcase for a couple of days. And it's all very expensive.

Don't exaggerate. We get it you don't like Starbucks.

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