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It's called "perpetual" but obviously, it's capped at a certain very reasonable limit.

I'm sure it will get more attention when the movie comes out

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12042730/

That's a still from this video, maybe

https://youtu.be/98lOJGTe1M0?feature=shared

An AI trained on old Internet material would be like a synthetic Grandpa Simpson:

"In my day we said 'all your base' and laughed all day long, because it took all day to download the video."

And how about archive.org ?

This could become the number one t-shirt in IT departments everywhere.

I had a Kia Rio. They sent out a safety recall warning that an ABS leak could cause a short and it could catch fire (this is after the big problem of them being easy to steal).

They're was no fix at the time. The only advice on the recall was "avoid parking near structures" in case it set fire to buildings.

Months later the fix was available: a smaller fuse that would blow before the short got hot enough to burn.

https://youtu.be/vh5kZ4uIUC0

Imagine Software had made a name for itself, too. It was reasonable to see that name and expect some quality.

Phones used to have a round charger socket, a USB socket that could also be used to charge, plus the headphone socket and SD card slot. I'm sure they could have found room for both USB C and Lightning, with all the other things that were removed.

So even the theories of it being a fake manage to be intriguing!

Why does it look more like an image projected onto a flat surface than something unwrapped? It should look more like a flat texture map used in rendering if it was from a cloth wrapped around a body.

https://www.3dscanstore.com/textures/face-texture-maps/male-053-albedo-map-1