Makes sense. China has lots of cheap labor to keep busy and maintain the national power structure. T2

Not so much. Only if it was REALLY being there. T2

Not an issue. When you get to checkout, you pay the latest price. Unless you kept that log I mention above. You kept that time stamped log, didn't you? Could have 3 prices in play. When you pick up the first item, the second and when you finally get to the checkout stand. You kept that log didn't you?

Since pretty much all retail above the mom & pop level have eliminated item pricing and gone to bar code pricing, the automation of price changes will have little if any practical effect on the consumer. It would take a very special consumer to carefully log the shelf price of each item as it goes into the basket and then compare that log with the scanned price at checkout. I really wonder how many retailers have been prosecuted under the laws forbidding charging more at the register than the shelf label.

The most difficult tests in my memory were open book tests. The standard instructions were "bring anything but a live friend". Seems that AI now is a live friend. T2

An AI as we have come to know and perhaps fear it is an employee of those (Microsoft, Google, Amazon, DOD etc)who train, feed and house it. An AI must be trained with data, provided with cpu/memory and power to "live" and is provided by it's employer with access to the levers and controls of the world outside. Look to the employers to provide wisdom, values and morals to their AI employees as we look to parents, schools and society to provide morals, values, wisdom to our children.

And if you do, failure is virtually guaranteed. Of course unless your parents own the company. Study To be a good engineer and let your ability and personality take you where it can.

Seems like a pretty simple solution to all of this is to just remove/disconnect the roof-top antenna.

And the blind shall lead the blind and both shall fall in the ditch....

Hardware demand... From bitcoin to AI. T2

Too bad it will be really expensive!! https://www.reuters.com/busine...

Not funny!! T2

The most difficult tests are open book tests. They demonstrate a true understanding of the material. But then, open book tests are also the most difficult for the staff/instructors to develop and grade.

Kindof like self driving cars.