How long before a police officer is convicted of perjury because the AI mistranslates the audio?

If only they had the communication skills to write a brief, concise, persuasive email stating their position and what Google could do to remedy the problem. They need only convince the board to change Google's behavior, and even if they failed, they would at least still have their jobs. Now they have not only failed to change Google's behavior, they've lost their jobs as well.

I'm a crypto fan, but proof of work systems need to die.

If I had the money to burn on a Mirai, I could likewise hire a few Mechanical/Chemical engineering majors to build me an at-home electrolitic fueling station.

It's not that hard to find hydrogen sources these days. Some people even have it plumbed to their residence.

The honorable thing to do when you don't agree with the ethics of your employer is to resign in protest, rather than be fired for being a nuisance.

The former says that you have uncompromising integrity in how you act in all areas of life, and are willing to make personal sacrifices to do the right thing, while the latter suggests you're a bit unhinged and a potential nightmare employee.

Is there a desalination system that is cost effective to only run when there is excess power? Or is the hardware cost high enough that you want to run it 24/7?

Yep, Reddit admin love their dog fight videos I guess.

Yes. Teaching your children the truth, i.e. "the stove is hot," is far more compassionate than letting them get burned. In the United States, the public schools in the past taught racism against black people, now teach racism against white people; both of which are an anathema to anyone belonging to a worldwide church of multiple ethnicities and cultures.

I got banned from reddit for saying that responsible dog owners control their dogs by keeping them fenced in their yard instead of allowing them to roam free and get into fights.

It is a mystery to me what's wrong with that.

"Since it can only be one of these things, "

Apparently not.

In other news, California also proposes for Google to pay Amazon for any products that Google show in it's search results.

The problem is textbooks and tests written to Texas standards of education.

Anyone who attempts to generate random numbers by deterministic means is, of course, living in a state of sin.

Try reading. "swoop and squats"

Hm, I guess that while your car may not be electric, the car you hit might still be.

Time to make a car out of tiffany glass and upholstered in picasso canvases and start brake checking.