Given who it is selling it, and particularly the whole week advertised battery life, I can’t help but think this is going to end up marketed towards employers wanting to monitor their workers 24/7.

Flying cars have been around for ages, they’re called helicopters. They’re loud, expensive and dangerous as every other idea for something equivalent is.

Well if people don’t personify LLMs they might start holding the AI companies responsible for all the crimes they keep committing with them…

Don’t kinkshame

Depends, population growth means it’s possible in raw terms even if it doesn’t compare per capita.

Clearly saying “what the funk”.

AI itself won’t destroy humanity but AI companies seem to want to have a go. They really need to be held accountable for what they do and stop being allowed to hide behind “the AI did it” like LLMs have any independent agency.

Denser than a neutron star

That’s what the antidepressants are for…

You say that like claiming your total addressable market is a quarter of all economic activity on earth isn’t completely batshit

For context, that’s 25% of world GDP or ~$3750 for every man, woman and child on earth.

Doesn’t German -> Dutch basically involve just translating half the words to English and adding a silly accent though?

In this case I don’t think it’s her face that they’re interested in her showing…

Looks like they’ve already issued a contract to fix it so it would appear it’s entirely possible and someone just fucked up the requirements/design first time around.

No, in this case the AI is finding the bugs and humans are at least reviewing the code and, anecdotally at least, in a lot of cases still writing it in the first place.

Technically it only has one lake (Bassenthwaite Lake), the others are meres, waters, tarns or reservoirs.

I prefer kmem roulette:

# dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/kmem bs=1 count=1 seek=$RANDOM

It’s a good start but the stock is still up >300% on the IPO price. It’s got a long way to fall yet.