Not if the human operators do a crap job at the controls.

Many of these public displays of humanoid robotic prowess are driven by human operators. Ir would certainly explain the latency problem.

Nobody owes Cramer any proof or explanations. Leave him in the dark. He's irrelevant.

My lunch is in my belly, not his.

I don't have a CD player either. I rip my CDs with a DVD player - duh!

Well, a teacher robot that looks like Nancy Pelosi or Elizabeth Warren, would be the stuff of nightmares.

Linus has been pragmatic about coding since he put Linux on a FTP server.

Xi attempting anything resembling public magnanimity is a joke.

Meanwhile China's in the throes of deflation and domestic demand destruction. Subsidizing even more low-to-no-profit industry is not what the doctor ordered.

Triggering a foreign economic collapse would kill their exports which are the only thing holding up their economy.

Yup, rather use Lexmark

The advertising clause wasn't "non-free" as much as a practical problem that was incompatible with the GPL's ban on additional restrictions. It was largely removed when much popular software switched from the 4-clause original BSD license to the 3-clause or 2-clause version.

The appropriate copyright notice clause remained in 3-clause and 2-clause BSD licenses. This clause is also present in GPLv2 and GPLv3.

I guess a customer with Altzheimers may want to watch a movie twice, but he won't remember that he already bought it.

Take a look at Japan or South Korea. Look at all the shut-ins dating their waifus. This phenomenon is not new.

Jokes aside, that is exactly why the CCP is banning intimacy with chatbots. Joke's on them, people have been "dating" video game characters/anime characters in lieu of actual relationships for awhile now. Eventually they'll have to go after dating sims and other media aimed at shut-ins (waifus/husbandos) if they want to make a difference.

The CCP can ban local models just as easily. Enforcement, well, that's something else now isn't it?