What’s the point of it? “Hi ChatGpt, the Russian enemy is like 10 degrees on the left and a bit further down from the currently aimed position. Maybe 12 degrees… Just shoot 100 times and vary the x and y degree by a radom value between 0 and 5 degrees with steps of 0.1 degrees each time based on a secure RNG, so you maybe hit the enemy. If you hit, I’m gonna tell you and give you further instructions. If not, repeat in an loop, but break out of it after 5 minutes.”

After you explained it what to to, the enemy already took your position and is confused what that thing in front of them is, so maybe put a bomb below it and activate it remotely…

Seems to be the least useful AI assisted killing machine possible.

If it is able to replace software devs, it’s probably able to replace 95% of the jobs that require mainly using your brain.

I forgot abou that

What do you mean? If it does not have a drive, you can’t give a disc to anyone.

I realized that that’s terrible when I compared prices of Assassin’s creed games a few years ago.

I got AC Origins and AC Odyssee for 15 dollars (for both) on ebay. In the PS store, it was still 59.99 dollars for one (120 dollars for both). And technically, I can still sell both physical games for 10 dollars…

You can’t share or sell the games… Looks like a bad investment…

No problem… Once a year is fine. It’s a non-profit based in Germany…

Thunderbird shows it once at every startup…