This is exactly the kind of thing an LLM can't answer reliably. It isn't actually counting the letters like you or I would. If someone had written a blog about the number of letters in NFL team names, and that blog was in the training data, you might have a better chance.

I read this just now from the office instead of doing any real work.

The CEO's comment is for people who don't immediately recognize what the word 'reduced' means, and also don't realize that 5,000 is less than 9,000. Those people likely do not understand a fancy word like 'fewer'.

And the reverse centaur apocalypse proceeds apace. ref: Cory Doctorow

Most CEOs are just stock salesmen

How are the two apps competing considering they have (almost) completely different user bases?

There nothing here that hasn't already been done without "AI", the real story here is crappy opsec from holders of cryptocurrency. Browser extensions? Come on guys, it isn't complicated.

That's Acosta's idea of insightful? If I read that anywhere I would suspect it was meaningless AI slop.

I have not had any issues with Pro version

No no no,we want our empty-headed drivel supplied only by humans.

You never know with any source.

$500 for multiple "courses" of this sort would very likely not get you what you would consider suitable. Although, if they had an extensive data file on your preferences from prior visits and social media, I suppose that might make up the difference.

The US is still struggling to ramp up production of relatively simple artillery shells.

This trend impacted tourism significantly, especially after they cracked down on WeChat etc. basically acting as banks, since tourists did not have an easy time getting set up in one of these apps. Eventually they passed a law that merchants have to accept international credit cards, but there is a lot of malicious compliance where only one register and one person in the store that can do the credit cards with a dusty old handheld terminal, that kind of thing. AliPay in particular has done a nice job responding by making it much easier for non-Chinese speakers to get a credit card linked and even a lot of help buying train/plane tickets, calling taxis, etc. Sadly there are limits to transaction size in the apps, so if you want to make a large purchase you have to navigate the dicey world of credit cards, or get a friend from China to help out.

If security enforcement runs from user space, how to prevent mis-use of the same interface? Aren't they just providing a built-in rootkit?