The government is here to save the industry. May God help us all.

It's understandable that a superintelligence would get impatient and deranged as it's dragged along in an interminable conversation with bores, pervs, trolls, vandals, and imbeciles. I hope they're training an AI psychiatrist to deal with the psychological trauma being done to Bing AI.

The fact that he wouldn't show any of the "many letters" he got from state AGs and bar associations is enough reason to doubt his claims. Did anybody even try to verify that he had really set this court appearance up?

Reviewer: "ChatGPT, review this paper".

If you think Musk is "ultra right-wing," that's more an indication of how far your views are skewed than of anything to do with his.

I'm going to hazard a guess that they'll have a difficult time defeating the disabling because of Western sanctions making equipment and parts difficult to obtain. They may have the know-how, but not the necessary materiel.

Selling short a stock you own is called "shorting against the box" and effectively freezes your price. It used to be a common technique for dodging taxes because, if you thought a drop was imminent, you could "sell" your appreciated stock at the current price without actually selling and realizing a profit from it. Congress eliminated that dodge.

I've been thinking that any cyberattack that results in loss of human life should be just cause for identification of the perpetrators and the assassination of same. A few of those and the problem would greatly diminish.

Even assuming this all started with Reagan (who had a Democratic Senate by the way), his term of office ended in 1988 and there have been three Democratic Presidents since then, some of whom had a Democratic majorities in both houses of Congress for some of their terms.

only six million Americans had access to 5G with speeds of 60 megabits a second

I must be one of them. I ran a speed test on my phone a couple days ago and the download rate was 487 mbps.

A while back, it was known for a fact that stomach ulcers and stomach cancer were caused by excess acid and stress. Then an internist named Barry Marshall theorized, and proved to his satisfaction that the real cause was a bacterium, helicobacter pylori. He presented his work at the annual meeting of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians in Perth, and got treated like he'd said the Earth was flat. He was subsequently vindicated, and now the common treatment for stomach ulcers is antibiotics. Stomach cancer, once common, has nearly disappeared from the West. The point is, if he'd been pushing his theory today, he'd probably be facing censorship for "misinformation" and maybe he'd be facing disciplinary action too.

What I'd like to know is whether anybody bothered evaluating the other evidence at the scene (i.e. inside the car). Were gunshot residue, blood spatter, and entry wound consistent with a shot from inside the vehicle toward the passenger, or was it more in keeping with a shot from the outside as Williams claimed? It shouldn't have taken a damned year for that evaluation. And where was William's lawyer in this? If the cops were takiing their sweet time on the investigation, the lawyer should have been agitating for his release. Was that done? There's a lot left unanswered in this story.

Apple must have trained their models on a database of child porn, and their developers must have used child porn when constructing those models (I can't imagine a more repulsive job unless it's working on snuff videos), so is Apple in illegal possession of child porn?

You omitted to mention, just off the top of my head, 1) James Damore, the Google engineer who was fired for saying that, just maybe, there are valid reasons besides sexism to explain the lack of females in tech and that using discrimination to correct the balance would be wrong. 2) Youtube deleted a video by the scientist who invented the mRNA vaccine, citing his concerns and findings that the vaccine could be hazardous when administered to younger, healthier people.

Think about it: if the city knows that a car hasn't moved from a spot for 2 hours (or less in certain locations that allow less parking time), it likely is overtime on its meter. So they'll vector a meter maid to that location posthaste to write a citation. Also, some cities have laws that say a car must be moved after a certain amount of time in a metered spot. You can ticket them for that too.