An AI model could be seen as an efficient but lossy compression scheme, especially when it comes to images... And a compressed jpeg of an image is still seen as a copy so why would an AI model trained on reproducing it be different?
The non polished nature of memes is better if you ask me... Makes it feel more approachable and almost begs you to do a version on your own...
One does not simply fall asleep (insert Borimir picture)
I assume this is who called not who it was for.
Tried playing with official Uno rules over Christmas and they suck. The house rules we played with were a lot quicker and there where more up and downs as you could fall behind quicker butt also catch up quickly.
Technically it does have collective agreements just not with the company I work for.
A union, at least in Sweden, isn't tied to a place of work so me working somewhere they don't have a collective agreement isn't that odd. Now it does mean I don't get as much out of my membership but I still do gain some things. Like if my employer screws me over the union is there to help me and fight for me in court if need be. There are also some extra protections like if there is a layoff the company will need to negotiate and justify why I, or anyone else in my union, should be the one to loose their job.
Never actually worked at a place with a collective agreement... But then again AFAIK they aren't that common within software or gamedev...
(Edit: still part of a union though)
Not doing a home assignment(or work test as we call them) would mean never getting a job within the industry I work in, or at least not within the country I'm in.
And as someone that have been on both sides of this they are a great tool especially as it gives something to focus on in a technical interview. Though I would say that a requirement for this is that you always give/get actual feedback.