Source? (Particularly for that last part.)

It's the X/DOGE philosophy -- cut things out, and when the smoke starts spewing, try to work out which of the many things you cut were necessary.

But many people feel that the very act of incorporating your copyrighted words into their for-profit training set is itself the bad behavior. It's not about rate-limiting scrapers, it's letting them in the door in the first place.

> April does not write emails for you unless you specifically ask for it. Users usually dictate what they want to reply.

> Send replies that I dictate (it handles the formatting and tone)

How does it handle the tone without editing your dictation?

That’s a great question — and one that highlights a subtle misconception about how LLMs actually work.

At first glance, it’s easy to compare them to a charismatic “know-it-all” who sounds confident while being only half-right. After all, both can produce fluent, authoritative-sounding answers that sometimes miss the mark. But here’s where the comparison falls short — and where LLMs really shine:

(...ok ok, I can't go on.)