The problem doesn't seem to be enough information, it's the decision making with the information they already have. Show me a Waymo incident caused by not seeing enough, and optics-only use >2 cameras set very far apart for better depth perception, and are backed by computers able to focus in a way humans can't.

You don't need LIDAR to have perception far beyond human.

The news to me is that linkedin has articles. My only interactions with it was continuous email spam when it was first released even though I never created an account or visited the site.

Since breaking past someone else's security is the new fad use for AI, and so far no one is going to jail, let alone court.

Just don't do that while driving into the sunset...

You have a funny definition of 'win.' Insurance is not a bet or gamble, it is an arranged and paid for backup plan.

Gambling is never a solution - except for the dumb, desperate, or crooked.

I'm usually the first to do retail-only but my first mobile phone was a flip phone on T-mobile, and I ordered it online through their website for $30 and it was shipped to me requiring a signature! I activated it by calling over my landline (haha), I can't remember if there was a way to do it over your new but still un-activated phone.

But I have had to go into their physical store when upgrading to an unlocked phone several times because each time I upgrade the sim card format appears to shrink. I guess if new phones are sim-less that isn't a problem?

What a coincidence, the ideas of Stalin and Mao are not just popular, but being implemented by the DNC!

I do mind politics creeping into where it doesn't belong, and do my best to keep it modded down on slashdot. Why? because it always derails the subject and always turns into a pissing contest.

As an example: right here instead of talking about reddit's problem with AI we are now discussing the problem with unwanted political discussion.

That kind of thinking gets you a corporate windmill in your front yard. You won't be harmed and you can still call it your front yard. Why we're at it lets put one in your backyard too.

If someone doesn't want you to build somewhere, is it not there right to refuse as much as it is for you to try to build? This is how society is supposed to work.

This should be all the proof citizens need to force a law that you must hold any security for at least 24 hours so that the markets can be more fair.

Yes I did type that with a straight face, well more of an angry face; we have been forced to put savings, retirement, and everything else into the market to earn any type of fair inflation-following interest. Everyone's money is there even if you try to avoid it - now make it fair regardless if you have 1,000,000,000 or 0.01

I am confused by your response. The suit I was referring to was against the school, not an individual. The parent I replied to:

It doesn't matter. Making it possible to open a back door "at all" puts all users at risk, regardless of how rarely the government intends to use it.

There should be no back door at all, just a solid wall. Otherwise, criminals will find a way to open the back door even if there is no government abuse (which there for sure will be).

So you think a jury would look at the huge bump in perfect scores and conclude there's no grounds for cheating accusations? LOL.

Reddit is a platform for bots to shitpost political messages and political disinformation. Two thirds of posts are extreme leftist or Socialist and ultra anti-Israeli drivel. Virtually all the users are bots, especially the ones that upvote said political disinformation by the thousands within seconds of posting.

It's their business. No wonder it's falling apart.