In China the answer is the state is subsidizing the companies and they are operating at a loss due to province subsidies.

No, sorry. I'm not buying it.

I don't hate the other guy for "their politics". I hate them because they are racist, neo-nazi, fascists, misogynists, anti-american, anti-freedom, and anti-democracy.

They are busy tearing the country down and cheering about it. That's why I hate them. Not "their politics"

Now, you can call all that "politics" and just shrug, but then fuck you. This is about way more than "politics"

*Real* Republicans would never be on board with this MAGA shit.

They can answer with all the market data that says that people like the noise.

You may not, but you're not everyone, are you?

IA likely has some assets in the EU that Belgium could touch through it's membership. Perhaps they could even get them shut down in the EU for failure to comply with laws.

So Mckinsey is wondering how to sell snake oil of firing all the employees and employers are eagerly buying it up, to fire all the employees.

I wonder what the employees think of that, or are doing about it?

"People have an instinctive reaction to what feels authentic. We recoil from what feels fake. That's why human creativity matters," said Lee. "AI doesn't dream. It doesn't feel. It doesn't make art. It aggregates it."

Sorry but that's not the case. If you tell people it's AI, or assure them it's not, then suddenly their perception of it is different. It's not that the piece has changed at all - their perception of it has changed.

Due to something that is extraneous to the piece itself.

Sorry but people are going to feel that AI art is authentic, and not recoil from it. Especially these days and on into the future where it just gets better and better. Not unless it's explicitly labeled as such. Which is basically giving them an opinion on the piece and not letting them develop one.

And where do you think students will be perceived as getting the best training in AI? At a community college?

No, it will be from people with degrees from fancy universities, just like always.

Meanwhile, I have an apple iPhone that i tried to restore from factory default after backing it up, all according to their directions. It didn't work. After 3 hours on Apple support, *they* couldn't get it to work. So I lost my backup of my phone. Luckily, my contacts are through Google, or I would totally be screwed.

I am still going to get an Android or similar after this phone has died. F* Apple.

Why not let the user load anything they want to load? Just like a REAL computer?

I can fault Google for trying to control something they shouldn't.

The fact is, we have been loading programs on computers for quite some time now and while there are some issues it has for the most part worked out just fine.

Sorry, but I'm not going to take any such position. They can go fuck themselves.

Unless they are paying me CEO salaries, I shouldn't be expected to work CEO hours.

Sure, in some cases, like I have stock in the startup I'm in, I may work like that, but that's due to the expected payout.

In a normal job, making say $150K? Nope.

They are buying up all the means of communication. What could go wrong with that? After all, their voices deserve to be heard above everyone else's.

It's not Oracle that's in the run for TikTok.

They aren't going to be run with Oracle's culture, nor is the development side of something like TikTok particularly heavy in the US - they are mainly overseas. I don't imagine they will be transferred to Oracle.

"These types of systems have been shown to be biased when they've been tried, and result in fewer patients getting the care they need."

Just like other for profit health care systems have been developed to deny care. Our current regime is out to kill all poor people.

>AI will make new opportunities. It will not happen overnight.

No, it will not. If the *last* revolution is any indication there is going to be a generation of poverty and suffering, death and disease, before those new jobs appear.

There are many more path to correctness in natural language.
In fact, you don't really need to be grammatically correct at all, and AI frequently is not.