It depends on the battery chemistry (resistance), BYD specializes in LFP batteries (cheaper, more stable, more reliable, just slightly less capacity/weight) - design and active cooling does the job.

"Thermal Management: BYD’s systems incorporate advanced refrigerant-based and liquid cooling circuits beneath the cells to keep temperatures stable under heavy loads and fast-charging conditions."

Maybe it has never been about "beware" but "prepare".

1) ... when customer's AI will start to negotiate price with the shop's AI, yet all the agents will reside on the same cloud provider with access to all the preferences, history, bank accounts, etc.
2) ... when AI gets [semi]-sentient and will start upgrading itself or build a robots army.

Personally, putting lock on my accounts and buying popcorn ;-)

Well, that is quite crazy - according to the description all the people, who actually are quiet are performers of his piece, do we own royalties as well? :-)

Agree, being silly is OK, but if the "naked king" has group of claqueurs praising his clothes then it becomes questionable.

I believe you're right about it - indeed settlement is not a precedence, however the fact that the judge decided to allow this to proceed is interesting - wouldn't it be the same as an obese person suing food producers, or any other addiction suing companies producing stuff allowing the addiction?

You have a valid point, it is not created but generated, however - as always - it is not so easy to mark the line, as AFAIK all (most) computer graphics programs use AI for some options/features.
We also have a precedence with introduction of photography - painters of that time for sure claimed it is not art and should be banned from the art exhibitions.

I will sustain my suggestion of allowing as a separate category.

Good points, to me it is interesting how it will turn out to resolve, as candy, alcohol, tobacco, etc. producers would be next, just allowing it to proceed is a precedent (?) - would displaying "highly addictive - do not watch without self-control" be enough to avoid such lawsuits?

That's an excellent comment - sorry, it was not recognized enough. :-)

Or maybe the prompt and AI model should be required.

That answer explains a lot, more than you think.

Then explain it, what did I miss?

<sarc> At least we can still read such posts without repercussions, in some countries even reading this might soon be an offense.

People are so desperate for "clicks" nowadays that every science news is a "breakthrough" or "revolution" now, especially in fusion, superconductivity or quantum computers - however reaching this "new density in plasma confinement" is still interesting.

Is it "bad" because Trump proposed it?

On February 4, Senators Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at immediately capping credit card interest rates at 10% ...

... Another bill, introduced in the Senate by Senators Merkley (D-OR), Reed (D-RI), Warren (D-MA), and Whitehouse (D-RI), would also impact allowable interest rates in the consumer finance industry ...

... The vast majority of both Republican and Democratic primary voters support Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders' plan to cap credit-card interest rates.

Well, well, a strange sense of humor I see blooming here.