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Comment Re:what could possibly go wrong? (Score 2) 56

It accused someone, the company is "it", therefor it is accountable for a false police report and reparations are needed.

This is the insidious two-step.

Flock probably didn't *accuse* anyone. They probably "indicated to law enforcement that further investigation is recommended". Flock gets out of it because it was "simply a recommendation", the PD gets out of it because they were "following standard protocol".

If there were really justice in this world, they would both be facing a $100M lawsuit (paid from the pension fund in the case of the PD), unless they agreed who would accept responsibility as a matter of formal record, in which case, the responsible party pays $100M and the 'whoopsie' side got only $1M...and then let the relationship strain as a result. ...but this is why the two-step exists - it protects both.

Comment Re:Snigger- what they don't tell you in the summar (Score 1) 84

So put your pearls down, this just resets the clock.

Hopefully that's also how you feel as well about the $100 billion in refunds of Trump's tariffs, which were ordered by the Supreme Court - not a problem, just resets the clock. But it certainly didn't seem to be how Trump felt about that.

Comment Re: Um... (Score 1) 61

Yes. And the laws were laid down in the foundations of the positronic brains, which are probably somewhat similar, if not more complex, than the neural networks used in LLMs and their ilk. So complex that humans don't understand how they work either, thus leading to the various stories as they try to work out why the robot is doing what it's doing.

Comment Re: Fuck that (Score 1) 229

I own the heaters. I shouldn't be locked out of using them because I didn't "pay for the software". That bullshit, and still encourage this sort of shitty behaviour from companies. Why the fuck are you even arguing on their behalf? This is NOT "consumer choice". This is bullshit enshittifacation and scamming customers. Nothing but.

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