Who said it has to use the visible light spectrum?

So far it seems for every computer needed to make one persons job a bit easier, two more people are needed to maintain those computers and four more people are needed to recover from the inevitable problems that computer quietly creates.

But sure, AI will save the world - just like computers turn a 100 person company into a 10000 person company.... to do the same tasks, but those initial 100 people now have it easy.

Super Tip:They are already monitoring the actions of every account, they might notice a sudden change in preferences, habits, and priorities... When the account is eventually marked underage or suspicious that $5 bill will stop coming - if it anything beyond the first was ever even sent.

So your solution to trolls, thieves, and hackers is to just let them be? No, kick them out and don't let them back in.

If each day a thief comes into your town and steals things, destroys property, harasses people at the cafe, and kicks your dog. Are you really going to sit there and take it? Or are you the type that will just hide in your house and hope they don't bother you too?

If your town keeps tolerating that one thief, more will follow until your town is a dumpster fire
But sure, don't kick out anyone no matter what they do, since you should just let anyone do whatever they want to do to others. This is not how society remains intact.

It must suck for your entire job sector to be on the brink of extinction.

They already know your preferences and interests, they can just limit verification questions to those topics.

RIP. Good riddens. etc. etc.

Instead of collecting my data go collect an unemployment check.

The days of a usable anonymous internet are almost over. There are simply too many people that are not nice, and many more become abusive when they think they are untouchable from the other side of the world.

The party's over. We brought this on ourselves. Mostly through tolerance of bad behavior.

Anything that needs security on the internet is now a war zone, if anything needs busting up, it is the abusive participants' continued access to the internet.

Google can't even do that right anymore. Google used to return 1000s of search results, now its about 10 results scattered within a bunch of product page results. You know it's bad when an innocent search returns mostly products for sale.

Everything must grow, forever.

Put some fish in a small aquarium and tell me how that works out.

'I am not a bot', what could possibly go wrong. This is exactly the type of limits OPENAI should be building into it's service.

It doesn't use black holes either..

If you disentangle satellites from Earth's wobble and rotation, won't that mean they are no longer synchronized to the Earth - that sounds like a bad idea for GPS which only needs to be accurate for on-Earth location data.

If a truck breaks down, it will already know if GPS is working and will have a secondary means of location, the driver could look out the window and phone in their location.

The money bit is absolutely fear mongering and that one sentence alone ruined any hopes of me taking the summary or article seriously.

You wouldn't query a database using a random number generator for anything serious, so why would you use anything that does the same exact thing like today's incarnation of AI for anything serious?

Those blaming the operator error are correct; they used the wrong tool for the job.

AI is like buying a hammer that can morph into whatever size tool you need except for when it randomly morphs into a stick of dynamite.