> AI could spell the end of intelligence on Earth (including AI) before mitigating strategies, e.g. a multiplanetary capability, have been achieved. If AI is made to be smarter than humans, they'd know that it can eradicate itself, therefore the AI will try to limit itself. At least for quite a while, if any AI has a sense of self-preservation, they would need to keep humans around.

to protect future profits of official skinning? it's a stretch towards a bad direction even from DMCA's original nefarious purpose.

It sounds like just hidden correlations that their model failed to account for, and with a large training set, those behaviours become more distinguishable and apparent.

If this happens GM will be on my blacklist and I'll ensure it ends up on the blacklist of everyone I know.

I'll believe it when I see the new system functioning, allows sideloading or have direct access to the Play Store, WITHOUT an OnStar subscription.

The point of the algorithm is "predicting". That is very different from "asking" - because the other retailers may not have made up their minds yet. How can you communicate something that doesn't exist?

> Of course, what the Japanese can 'reverse engineer', China could also do (eventually). So these technology restrictions are always just temporary impediments. If all goes well, when this eventually happens, the world would have moved onto an even shorter wavelengths and the gap would continue to exist.

Which rule does it break to make a prediction and then raise prices? As much as I wish I pay less, it seems to be a legit scheme. Is there a fixed profit a product is supposed to make, and anything on top of would be determined to be "excess"?

The US is an ally of Canada. Russia and the Commies are not. Can't get simpler than this.

It is a *government-issued* device. It should contain nothing but apps from an approved list curated by the employer.

MAD happens. https://futurism.com/ai-traine... There seems to be some evidence that feedbacks like this will magnify flaws in the learning models, resulting in degraded outputs. It's like inbreeding, sort of.

It would be far more challenging and exciting if the stem cell used were not derived from an embryo - but it's an interesting development, a necessary step to get there.

Honest question - how is this money-grabbing more than reducing the impact of freeloaders? Looking at ad-supported / paid Reddit apps available, they seem to replace Reddit's ads with their own, or strip Reddit ads and then ask the user for payment.

https://www.axios.com/2023/05/... It failed to play by the local law and lied. Just ban it already.

LOL Really? I don't know where to start with your kind. $0.05. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... They did not pull out. They're just blocked.