'We have this neat script that sort of works some of the time, now if only we could make it useful somewhere - let's unleash it on everyone's personal data.'

- what could go wrong?

Something is wrong.

If you have too much to manage in your digital life...
something is wrong.

If you don't understand your own digital life...
something is wrong.

If you think you need something to manage your own life, look in the mirror and ask yourself WHY?

- seriously, it's like people don't want to live their own damn lives.

Many weren't even AI but humans. Let it die already.

If they did that in the beginning our rates wouldn't have skyrocketed. That 'infrastructure' to their data centers only helps existing infrastructure if it happens to pass your house on the way to the data center - even then that new line is most likely not upgrading your old trunk line but just sitting next to it.

Moving the goalpost is much easier than moving the Earth. Time is no different, to continue the analogy we have been moving the Earth twice a year for far too long - my clock hands are getting tired.

We can do flexible scheduling for those that need it - we have the technology. Daylight savings nearly half a year is like constantly changing the standard.

Like many people at this point, just pick one and stop changing it.

It's almost like the e means economy. Which for anything from Apple, isn't really.

The name was bought by Lenovo, but their phones with Motorola branding are not bad phones. I have a Z3 play still going over six years. I will buy another Moto when it is finally time.

Laptops are usually from major manufacturers that don't want to be sued from flaming battery packs so they actually put out a tested and qualified product. That shit power bank you bought from a 'marketplace' is probably shit, you are lucky if the seller is still in business under the same name when it fails.

Consumer protection laws exist for a reason, and modern global drop shipping - er sorry 'retail' - has circumvented those protections.

It's says it right there, in last sentence of summary.

If no one is writing news articles anymore, how will AI know anything to report as news?

Reminder, public roads are not a race course.

Unless your car is decades old, that stick shift has reached most non-expressway speed limits by the end of second gear. What's the point really other than your personal bit of fun?

Then you will hit the inevitable bumper-to-bumper stop-and-go traffic and well, that stick isn't fun anymore is it?

...for the 'game artists' using it wrong. If things are mismatched, that is on the HUMAN that accepted the output from the AI tool. In fact it should be easy to re-frame the prompt to get things to match better. These are not artists using the AI they are monkeys that can't do art in the first place.

The last time it apparently missed, and that just looks bad.

I don't think that means what whoever typed it thought it meant. My bet is English is not their native language.

-- or they asked AI to write it --

When homework worked back in the day before computers did it all for you, homework made the student think about the subject for a second time during the course of the day outside of school. Just thinking about a subject hours later helps reinforce it into your long term memory.

So does the act of writing down notes in class with pen and paper. Now AI just records it for you - never to be seen again.

Schooling used to work for the most part. Now technology has ruined the learning process.