But more is always better! Except when it comes to stuff like, I dunno, turning a knob in a control system. In this case, the knob is neurochemical in nature.

Hah! Spoken like a lesser being who lacks neurochemical and neuroanatomical privilege.

So ... can any of that potential be applied towards fixing the current governmental administration? Asking for a friend.

I actually have no problem with this. Just have the bill require each director level and above, and the board of the directors, from each company providing Artificial Intelligence services, to teach one full week during summer school. Thinking about it, I bet some companies might actually step up for that.

I'll even let them miss up to four hours if they're physically injured with the skin being broken. They'll have to make it up later, of course.

Melania's on board.

Just wanted to confirm, as the definition can be a little elusive.

Close, but your information is a little old. The energy deficit you refer to is in the past, and the current problem is more of "micronutrient" deficiency.

Maybe a network problem or a bug. What did it say?

"Assumes facts not in evidence. Unless, of course, we missed something really, really unusual in discovery, or the artificial intelligence is hallucinating again."

Or they could decrease the onboard storage, bring back the microSD slot, and, er, digitally stimulate the market that way.

Or make the data centers also install fitness centers and showers, and let people use the facilities and the nice hot water for free.

Clippy's got it's own problems.

How about "<blank> CEO says the US can no longer compete with China on <blank>" ?

"The Accidental Time Machine", Joe Haldeman, 2007?

Using the nicer "silver" or "gold" model can speed that up a lot. I think multiple manufacturers produce them, with a part number starting with "TQLA-".

Sorry I don't remember exactly, I was at a bar and it was kind of noisy at the time. Works reliably, though.