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I get that AI could be a useful tool, but the never ending list of issues surrounding said tool is tough for me to ignore especially when these tech companies are paying off the government to relax on AI & data center regulation. Surely it isn't that good of a tool to be shoving down our throats. A town not too far from me succeeded in shutting down a data center deal but I know of plenty more that are allowing them to be built.
Lutris dev did respond by removing the co-author by Claude so nobody will know what part is AI code.