I think you may be confusing MPA (the Music Publishers Association) with MPAA (the Motion Picture Association of America).
They're both philosophically similar in that they're rights-holder associations for big copyright businesses, but one's for music and one's for movies.
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Can somebody who has access to GPT-3 do an experiment? Feed it the 26 words ("No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.") as a seed, and see what it produces. Then see if the ruminations of a neural network are more or less sensible than any of these proposed changes.
A fake university that had a physical campus potential students could visit and was nationally-accredited
Was it fake though? If it was nationally accredited, then it would seem to me like it wasn't fake, and therefore none of its students have done anything wrong?
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Western Australia
A similar thing happened in Western Australia:
MPA is not MPAA
I think you may be confusing MPA (the Music Publishers Association) with MPAA (the Motion Picture Association of America).
They're both philosophically similar in that they're rights-holder associations for big copyright businesses, but one's for music and one's for movies.
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Re: The bit that's missing re the ABC
Also, it's the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, not Company.
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Can somebody who has access to GPT-3 do an experiment? Feed it the 26 words ("No provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider.") as a seed, and see what it produces. Then see if the ruminations of a neural network are more or less sensible than any of these proposed changes.
Thanks.
/div>Won/Lost
"despite the headlines claiming that Apple won"
/div>should be
"despite the headlines claiming that Apple lost"
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Was it fake though? If it was nationally accredited, then it would seem to me like it wasn't fake, and therefore none of its students have done anything wrong?
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