Comment Re:My AI is even MORE EVIL (Score 1) 56
In case you haven't heard it yet, this is the pitch: Out-of-control AIs are rampaging across the internet, and the only course of action is for you to purchase defensive AI.
In case you haven't heard it yet, this is the pitch: Out-of-control AIs are rampaging across the internet, and the only course of action is for you to purchase defensive AI.
Downloads absolutely do run out. That's the whole problem.
You will be told to fight AI with AI. The answer is always more AI.
Out-of-control AIs rampaging across the internet is very much a selling point.
Having an out-of-control AI is an anti-selling point, not a selling point.
You must not have any experience with the clientele for these things.
Because Tesla only makes a few models, and I think only the Y and 3 are available in China. With Chinese batteries, BTW.
Also because they are aspirational. A lot of Audis are crap, they charge a subscription for heated seats. Range Rovers are unreliable and uninsurable, but people think they compensate for their micro penis.
You are getting shafted by the lack of competition from Chinese manufactures. Here we can buy a brand new long range EV for around $30k before tax, and it's better than a Tesla.
You greatly underestimate the EU. I know it's hard to imagine politicians that aren't working for corporations first, but the way the EU is set up it's very difficult for them to gain traction. Look at all the pissing and moaning about GDPR, RoHS and so forth. The EU made it happen anyway.
So at least for Europeans that option to side-load any app we want isn't going away. What's more, Google is now required to allow third party app stores on Google Play, and I think it's only a matter of time until those stores are allowed to certify apps themselves.
If I'd known computer science was going to be like this, I'd never have given up being a rock 'n' roll star. -- G. Hirst