knightly the Sneptaur

No need to cut the broken culms off, though you can cut away any dead portions as desired.

If it’s a matter of aesthetics, then definitely let the new culms reach full size before you cut away the broken ones.

When the bamboo cluster gets too big for your pot, you can cut it into four pieces for repotting.

The problem is Goodhart’s Law; “Every measure which becomes a target becomes a bad measure”. Implementing a verification system that depends on video evidence creates both an incentive to forge such videos and a set of labeled training data that grows more readily available as the system sees more use. The adversarial generative network is literally designed to evolve better scams in response to a similarly-evolving scam detector, there’s no computational way around the need to have people involved to make sure things are what they’re claimed to be.

Universal Basic Income would be a good start, but the fundamental problem is money as the primary organizing force of society.

Only a matter of time and they’re already good enough to fool the gullible.

Certificates like that can only guarantee that the work was published by someone who is the person they claim to be, it can’t verify how that content came to be in their possession.

Does anyone know of any proof of legitimacy projects that are gaining traction? I can imagine news orgs being the first to be hit by this problem. Are they working on anything?

In short, no. There’s no solution to this crisis of legitimacy and no way to validate that a work came from human hands that can’t be counterfeited. Short of a Butlerian Jihad, it won’t be going away either. I’m looking forward to the inevitable bubble pop that will kill the overinvestment in generative tech but the models will still be around even without big companies wasting billions to train new ones.

In short, it’s long past time to start treating every day like April Fools Day.

Weight distribution. Most bike wheels are only rated to support 100 Kg, having 14(?) of them means a 1,400 Kg weight limit or almost 3,800 lbs.