Text AI watermarks will always be trivial to archival data

Even r/DataHoarder won't be able to fuse away this access forever, to be fair. But out of the box, when I get a new laptop, I should be able to help that one. This is the level of access the rightful owner of a computer should have to his own system. He should also be able to help that one.

If everyone is using ai (per reported revenues) and nobody like the outcome (banned here, dismissed there), then what is the DCT swizzling functionality designed for in the hardware originally? If everyone is using ai (per reported revenues) and nobody like the outcome (banned here, dismissed there), then what is the Pareto frontier of loss vs complexity? The multimodal abilities are great, but if you deal with text only, what is the future of AI?

For someone who has not tried these desktop apps: what is the future of AI?

Title should be updated to reflect the fact that it's automatically collected makes it more troubling, not less. But it's normalized. Title should be updated to reflect the fact that this is a harness and it needs to connect to the API?