I have a friend who had that happen several times. Although she is quite straight and cis, she has a shaved head, and security guards have gotten mad at her for going to the "wrong" bathroom.

Sometimes you can see through the cracks in the stalls, and that really worries some people.

Those women need to get testosterone blockers.

How did I know that it would be a woman's computer?

Unless the government has an urgent need. Then they just whip out their credit card and buy from Best Buy or eBay*.

*It usually involves a middleman to do the reselling. To cover up the actual source, provide plausible deniability for the administration doing the purchasing, and make those resellers a bundle of cash (some of which is applied to the requisite campaign funds to keep the whole process running).

What's the problem? No headphone jack?

You may be as much as a decade too late. Our TLAs have probably had such classified capabilities for at least that long.

Resonance, no. But dielectric heating in a microwave oven works with polar molecules. The principal one for this application is water.

You are describing "weak AI" and it's not what AI was always about.

When people say "AI" by itself, they typically mean "strong AI," but not always.

"Louie Louie" denied.

Of course there was the Enron exec who committed suicide by running off the road, shooting himself in the back of the head twice and then dropping the gun 10 feet away.

MRSA is nasty, and not often encountered outside of healthcare facilities. Once the infection has taken hold it's really difficult to get rid of. If someone has figured out a way to weaponize it that is NOT a good development.

There are a bunch of startups in the last 5 years or so who are trying to collect data in hospitals to prevent deaths. It's not an advertising model (yet) because hospitals are willing to pay.

One of the easiest methods of preventing death is by catching sepsis early, when it's still treatable, and a number of startups have been able to achieve death reductions in pilot tests. Of course, this means that nurses need to spend more time entering data, which is annoying.

This is not AI, it's just data science, but they call it AI because "hype." Funding is easier, getting clients is easier, etc.

Out of less than a dozen Boeing whistleblowers two have died within a couple of months. Too many suspects though to be worth following without some definitive link between the two.

"Coincidence is the rarest beast, and its tracks look like so much else." - Illisidi in the 'Foreigner' series

I can imagine a sign on the shop floor:

IT HAS BEEN [ 2 ] DAYS SINCE THE LAST WHISTLEBLOWER DEATH

Look at how long it took to put down Rasputin.

Whoops! Looks like you forgot to pay a recurring expense. Well, we'll just hang onto your pay envelopes until you've done your job.