Imagine a slot machine in a gallery that produces a 4 word sentence. Visitors press the button, and the artist copies the 4 words onto a piece of paper and puts it on the wall.

EDIT: my point being that causing a machine to generate words doesn’t give you copyright over the words but if you then do something with the words they become your work.

I mean the copyright has to belong to somebody right?

For some reason unknown to either of us it really pisses off my wife when I refer to our IKEA furniture by the Swedish names. I think it stems from a deep seated disdain she has for flat pack furniture.

Me: where’s the thing?

Wife: in the white cupboard

Me: which white cupboard? There are 6

Wife: the white cupboard opposite the piano

Me: the Brimnes?

Wife: >.<

It doesn’t seem all that egregious to me.

EDIT: or working for these companies!! Couldn’t pay me enough to do it.

Most of the time Luna figures it out where Deepseek was failing. I rarely have to go to Sol levels.

When I need vision capabilities I use GPT 5.3 codex and if deepseek can’t figure something out after a few goes I switch to GTP 5.5 or 5.6 (I’ve been giving Terra first bite recently and it does pretty well, and have used Sol a couple of times).

Using this regimen means I spend under $100 per month on inference and I work all day everyday with multiple agents running simultaneously all on API token spend not subscriptions.

But not exhaustively no, because why would I? it’s just the first google result for ”openstick”.

It’s a pretty cool project with a cult following. If you’re interested you could spend years working with the same devices and then verify the information yourself.