Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I'm a long-time fan of yours, and this topic has been a concern of mine since AI came on the scene. I ghostwrite very small posts from my dog's perspective to promote my business. Sometimes I cannot find the author of a quote I want to use. Rather than risk copyright infringement, I find something else. I get curious about where ideas come from!
I have always understood the notion that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend.” With recent events it seems that this notion has changed (for some people) to “the enemy of my friend is my friend.”
Has the definition of “friend” completely changed?
Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I'm a long-time fan of yours, and this topic has been a concern of mine since AI came on the scene. I ghostwrite very small posts from my dog's perspective to promote my business. Sometimes I cannot find the author of a quote I want to use. Rather than risk copyright infringement, I find something else. I get curious about where ideas come from!
As a dog lover I can say that is a cool idea. It would clearly get my attention!
I have always understood the notion that “the enemy of my enemy is my friend.” With recent events it seems that this notion has changed (for some people) to “the enemy of my friend is my friend.”
Has the definition of “friend” completely changed?