Those mistakes would be easily solved by something that doesn’t even need to think. Just add a filter of acceptable orders, or hire a low wage human who does not give a shit about the customers special orders.
In general, AI really needs to set some boundaries. “No” is a perfectly good answer, but it doesn’t ever do that, does it?
Your quote is not from the OP article, or maybe it’s been changed.
The article linked at he bottom has a picture and more info on the wooden satellites.
https://futurism.com/the-byte/japanese-scientists-wooden-satellite
I wish it was possible to vote strongly enough for gerrymandering to be irrelevant.
Another 51% win for Biden will certainly trigger another violent inssurection attempt and another 4 years of inaction.
The best outcome would be a landslide victory if only to show the republican voters that their ideas are not supported by the general public.
Do this lot of people vote?
A broom works fine for that.
Looks like a turning point.
Renault, VW and Hyundai have also increased their EV sales considerably in 2024 so far, while Tesla is moving down the lists.
So it’s not just Chinese cars taking over due to artificial low pricing. I think consumers are getting more comfortable with EVs in general. Tesla no longer have the advantage of being “first” or long range or being perceived as exclusive luxury or whatever drove them to the top in the first place. Their design also looks pretty dated by now in my opinion.
It’s based on an increased company value. I suppose he will gladly pay it back when the company loses value too. Right?
The challenge is to not do whatever the optimal algorithm says. If they simply did what an algorithm says, it would be very easy for competitors to predict.
They wish.
It has improved?
A friend of mine has that one. I was a little surprised to see that the telescope ladder is the exact same as the cheapest one in a discount hardware store. I wonder how much it costs at Audi…
They’ve been trying to make people sign up this for a while. Their drivers are pretty much malware that attempts to trick the user to sign up.
I doubt that it is a successful model for HP. They don’t offer anything other than a stupid way to pay. Who the hell wants that.
I want to write their next article: “If bad things happen, that will be bad. How this will affect you and why you should worry.”
Paid holiday, paid sickness, pension, occupational accident insurance.
Things that employees at UberEats, DoorDash and Tony Delivers don’t get, but that Tony should be getting.
The two richest people on earth whining about income distribution being unfair.
It’s sickening how everything is suddenly “unconstitutional” since the supreme court turned republican.
It’s silly how everything has to be according to a 200+ year old document, and how the interpretation of that document is arbitrarily changing at the whim of certain political influences.
The US labor board has existed for 100+ years, and now it’s supposedly unconstitutional? Shut up.
Yes, the article is obfuscating the relevant figures by comparing the expected additions to last year’s addictions and also in percentages hiding the fact that this is a drop in a bucket.
The electric production in USA year 2022 was 60% fossils and it will be 60% fossils in this year too.
Yes I know and it should. What I am saying is that the trajectory calculations should never be allowed to override the basic collision calculations, like it did in this case.
It does not matter if the towed truck appeared to have a different trajectory than it actually had, because it was very obviously in the range of collision.
Do you have a reverse sensor in your car that beeps when you’re close to stuff?
It was the self driving car that drove into the tow truck. All it’s sensors must’ve been beeping, and it still decided to keep driving.
So, what happens if you order a bomb at the McD?