It's always obvious when the ad blocker isn't working for whatever reason.

You can't spell Krusty (the Clown) either.

Remember the news hoopla all about 'it'? That pretty much all died when we found out it was the Segway.

I want my coffee back, and a new keyboard.

People don't need intelligent assistants, they need wise assistance. Even if it speaks poor grammar, wisdom that isn't wrong would be a far superior product.

Because that would be the sane thing to do, don't give crooks and liars publicity.

How did you get a license?

Then it can remember what you did.

I have an LG TV from before 'connected smart' was a thing. Plenty of connections, still works, a bit small by modern standards. I am usually loyal to a company with a product that works for so long without issues - so much for that.

You asked for a route and they gave you one. You could still edit the route yourself instead of being a sheep. They even offer alternative routes and you just pick one. Use the brain.

It looks like those routes got you there at the same time while helping everyone get there a tiny bit quicker.

If you don't like it don't use their service. Get a paper map and learn to self-plan.

What if they intentionally just gave everyone the same lazy route and now it is a traffic jam on purpose? That is unethical, would not the ethical thing to do be to spread traffic around to avoid traffic delays? Well that is exactly what they did.

The Slate is an enthusiast vehicle. They will sell plenty initially I suspect, but never become a mainstream car due to being too basic.

Was that Buick the one manufactured in China? :D

There are Nissans well under 30K, they aren't a major brand?

Ford has the Fathom due next year for under 30K - well, barely under after destination charges. And we see how long the Maverick stayed under 20K, now barely under 30K. And it still didn't go up as fast as my trash bill.

The average cab fair is overwhelmingly one person. If you want to include two people, according to google it is still 90 percent of rides.

Their long game has been running for decades. Through wages that no one can compete with to attract manufacturing into China so much that the other countries shut down their own manufacturing abilities. Then once everyone is fully dependent on manufacturing start using it as leverage while increasing wages and costs that the dependent countries are not willing or can't do anything about.

Auto manufacturing is mostly the last major thing to not be 'made in China.' To overcome that there is a big government subsidy to prop up their cheap car industry.

dumping subsidized vehicles

You glossed over and completely ignored the entire problem.

And some Buicks are manufactured in China.

I guess their experience didn't go well. I wonder how many new Chinese cars now look like the Envision?

The two economies are not at a level wage field, and Many Chinese shops get government support money, so importing is unfair when you think about it. But most don't.

I ask where is the safety? Have you accomplished one thing? AI is already causing harm with forum spam and useless noise, and it is only just starting to break into secure places.