A partly trained intern would learn and get better. An AI model keeps making the same mistakes, again and again and again.

There's quite a few signs that AI made a piece of music, there's a general grittiness to it, the voices are very similar no matter the band.

Draconian, Nanowar of Steel, Sirenia, Can Bardd, Be'Lakor, Cradle of Filth, Forest of Shadows, Babymetal, Moonspell, Amorphis, Dark Tranquility, ...

At least its not part of a captcha system...

Looking at the picture in the article, the guardrails are still there, despite the bridge being washed out. This is also a contributing factor, giving the illusion that there is a proper road in place.

Whenever I'm stuck in traffic and forgot to put Waze on.
We have a local station that is solely traffic reports.

I'm not even sure what the issue is...
I have a Nissan Leaf (EV) and AM works fine.

This is more akin to building a house and not putting a lock on the front door.
And this isn't even the first time a car brand got attacked similarly.

Nissan had the same issues years ago. It took months between the discovery of the vulnerability and for Nissan to fix it.

I use gentoo on my home desktop. Its a major pain to update it, and you have to keep doing it, otherwise you have even bigger pains.

Any process that can run as the user systemd-network is vulnerable. Doesn't have to be apt.

Except this piece of software is now essentially bundled and forced on most Linux users because most of the major distros jumped on the systemd bandwagon. And at that point, it makes it a Linux flaw.

And then Debian and lemmings co will follow with it

Especially as the alternative of giving the data to the network is giving the data to Apple.

“There is a theory which states that if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable.

There is another theory which states that this has already happened.”

  Douglas Adams, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe

Before buying my first game on the Nintendo eShop I was wondering what the return policy was. Essentially its "No refund". Same for most of the other consoles out there (Sony, Microsoft). Same with buying the physical game (Amazon, and any store really).

Steam is one of the very few places that I can return a game just because it sucked.