I do wonder want Grok thinks of the Thai Monarchy, that is similarly protected from insult or ridicule?

It's open source. It's not in the model. The watermark function is added to show you how to use it. You can just remove it.

``` watermarked_wav = self.watermarker.apply_watermarl(... ```

They are not anticipating the next phrase from memory. Music has a structure that often repeats or relates to earlier patterns. Like reading, you look forward and recognise the patterns in the score and their relative position. While I am partially agreeing with you, I disagree about 'reading' individual notes. You see every note, you just don't need to convert them to a letter or key, because your hand is playing the whole phrase by interpreting the structure.

It’s also why other regulatory zones outside the US, with much stronger privacy laws like the EU, don’t seem to produce as much innovation, while the US and China keep churning out new stuff.

It’s a trade-off between shipping fast and courting risk. I’m not judging one over the other; it comes down to what you’re willing to accept, not what you wish for.

I would definitely accept more privacy rather than more innovation.

But money!

You’re probably more familiar with the poem as depicted in Fantasia.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x620yq4

The few I saw had terms of participation that gave the organisers IP first rights to everything and anything done during them and every IP release was at their discretion. Even the naive soon got wind of that.

They have the wrong person with mental health issues. Everyone involved in this whole story, aside from some guy with a hobby collecting elements, are absolutely insane. (I live nearby so I have been following the story closely).

This reminds me of eKaren in Australia ordering X to block some content world wide. The Australia judge ruled that she is not the world wide arbiter and has neither the rights or power to issue a world wide edict.

Importantly the EU here is not trying to dictate how X behaves outside the EU. Only how it interacts with people in the EU.

Seems fair enough to me that if you open a store front somewhere the local government gets to lay down the law on how to run that store front.

I have been using o4-mini-high today. Most of the time for a file longer than 100 lines it stops generating randomly and won't complete a file unless I re-prompt it with the end of the missing file.

As usual, it's a frustrating experience for anything more complex than the usual problems everyone else does.