It is working well, just tested. Skyrim disk gave me a digital license no problem. (on SeriesX)
https://www.purexbox.com/news/2026/08/xbox-disc-to-digital-is-now-live-for-some-users-and-heres-a-first-look
Community made Compatibility list...
Ethical or not, it begs the question. How else could this work?
In physical PC games that lack DRM, anyone can share the disc with their friends, passing it along to install on thousands of computers.
In a manner of speaking. The engineering side isn't what's controversial.
For instance automated tools like web search engines require in essence rudimentary "intellect" to not run amok, returning useless results.
Over-generalization is a factor. It may be consensus that AI has collected training data without permission.
But to be pedantic, that doesn't prove a specific project used an unethical AI model.
First and foremost; I believe that good journalism requires disclosing as much relevant information as possible to allow readers to have a complete understanding of what is being covered. If anyone is emotionally charged enough to send someone...
A person can only decide for themselves.
Opposing widespread technology requires a certain finesse as it were. Discovering that line between conviction enough to build support, or undermining the cause by being perceived as hostile.
People that disapprove of something are a fact of life. The silver lining is machines don't exactly overlook or forget.
An AI can keep precise record of where it acquired the data it utilized to generate something. Human artists would be hard...
Case in point. Some things launch... half baked so to speak.
Why once upon a time Steam was a laggy, ugly Counter-Strike launcher. Nowadays expect pitchforks if a publisher dares to first debut their game on another service instead.
a wise man once said: change da channel.
that can be applied too this right now we don't need an AI tag and devs shouldn't be forced to disclose it. its their project their choice. now, you should know if their is a virus inside of something...
you don't get to decide what tool is morally right to use. that is not for you to decide or anyone here. that is up to the individual. and the very idea of deciding whether a tool is morally correct or not IS THE JUSTIFICATION TO HARASS DEVS...
exactly the disclosure creates a list and different people are going to use that knowledge differently. but we have to be concerned with how the immature and irrational beings are going to wield this disclosure. which is why I proclaim that we...
I think transparency would be the optimal strategy for AI users, in the long run.
Be so transparent that it separates truth from fiction regarding AI, thereby discrediting the toxic segment of critics.
Not that a person has to intentionally promote or condone AI. But we should be realistic about who *is* using it.
Even software as omnipresent on the World Wide Web as Linux is, do not categorically prohibit AI.
If you're browsing a website that...