Ok. Make it happen. Somebody's going to have to decide which people get "hacked off." Let's say you're the one who gets to decide. The easiest way would be to go by geographical area, so that you don't have to round up and transplant.

So, who are you going to kill?

Really the only reliable way to prevent an AI from giving out a particular type of info is to avoid training it on that info. Eg if you donâ(TM)t want your AI giving out bomb-making instructions, donâ(TM)t train it on bomb-making instructions.

Of course, removing harmful info from the training sets at scale is its own tough problem; maybe they could train an AI to do that.

They will NOT say Domo Arigato to Mr. Roboto!

Yeah, doesnâ(TM)t everyone? The problem is itâ(TM)s very easy to be a bad C++ developer, and thereâ(TM)s a long twisty road to travel before you can be a good one.

Rust is similar, except the bad Rust programmers will spend more of their time battling the compiler and less of their usersâ(TM) time discovering runtime bugs caused by avoidable programming errors.

We did pay a lot of money to build out that fossil fuel infrastructure; it would be nice to find a way to keep using it that also reduces or eliminates CO2 emissions. Discarding it would be wasteful.

They chop off hands in his country.

Here, we just "off" them in the parking lot.

TV shows have the opposite incentive, as they generally want to maximize the number of episodes they can generate from the premise. Some shows do this badly, and very clearly work to avoid moving the story forward.

X-Files did it too, and it even happens in video games, like Destiny 2.

On the other hand, Apple took in around $276,700,000 in net profit today, and will do so again tomorrow, and the next day, and so on for the forseeable future, so I think they'll be okay.

> It uses about 0.3kWh/day compared to an average desktop computer using about 1800kwh

with 24 hours in the day, that means you are running a 75000 watt power supply on the desktop. im going to guess the average desktop uses a bit less than that.

You should take in some salt, potassium and calcium to make it easier on all of your muscles while you fast.

You could also look at it from the other direction: many common tasks are designed to be performed using a pair of human hands.

To be fair, Musk seems to go out of his way to provoke that hatred. If heâ(TM)d just stick to his engineering and leave the anti-semitism to the professional bigots, heâ(TM)d generate a lot less blowback.

You're forgetting BYD.

I have to admit that I did forget about BYD. They're not as widely available, though, so that's why they didn't come to mind.

What is wrong with the ID4? It seems okay by VW standards.

Rampant software issues. Failure to charge, and complete hang of the dash indicators. And, complete loss of power (while driving), which resulted in a recall. That's fucking cataclysmic.

As volume goes up, prices can come down. And, Tesla does have a history of lowering prices.

And, since Tesla, Rivian and Kia/Hyundai ** seem to be about the only car companies who are able (or willing) to make a decent EV, I'm glad it's one of the three.

(** I realize the newer eTrons and the Taycan are pretty good, so some credit is due to VW/Audi/Porsche, but the ID4 is a POS, so I'll stand by my assertion)