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Ah okay got it now. Thanks. I didn't understand it all the way. My comment is irrelevant

I don't understand the full picture here, but the person who is submitting AI slop will be held accountable. Never a company. So if a company is pushing staff to us AI to complete projects faster and their code ends up being AI slop when submitted, only the person working for the company will be held responsible. I'm not sure what the repercussions are here but hopefully it's not a large fine. Those fines could add up quick if the person is submitting code all the time and doesn't know they are messing up.

Good point. I did assume it would only get sold once.

I think you’re being naive. Nobody can embarrass/piss off a world power then think their safe because they aren’t a citizen of that county. China recently passed an amendment to their Cybersecurity law giving them more power to go after international hackers like this. China could pay someone to track down the hacker and catch or kill them. I think they have a part of their government for that actually. Maybe they quietly put a bounty on their head. How is china going to prevent this person from continuing to hack them or teach others how to do it? This is a serious problem for whoever hacked them.

I find Lemmy to have barely any politics. I’m new to Lemmy though. If you haven’t been on Reddit lately, go visit that propaganda machine.

What’s crazy is the hacker is trying to sell extremely classified Chinese defense information for only ‘hundreds of thousands of dollars in crypto’. You can get a preview for ‘thousands of dollars’. Is it worth placing a huge target on yourself for less than a million dollars? It’s unfortunate I will never read a follow-up on this story.

People like what’s familiar. AI is probably made to be human-like so it builds rapport with users and they keep coming back.

I’ve been learning Spanish on my own and what I’ve learned agrees with what you stated. Vosotros is a dialect of Spain, but it’s rarely used outside of Spain.