These companies do realize the cost of petrol/gas is only going to continue to rise over time, right?

And govt's can also tax gases even more too, right?

It's surprising they're being this short-sighted on what this will cost them. And of course that means using the LLMs from those data centers will also cost more..

Not sure what their end game is here?

Yeah, I address that, did you even read what I wrote?

And just who are you? Someone who creates insecure apps?

For these 'rewards' apps, when you sign up, there should be a box requesting a numeric value.

And there you enter how much compensation you get in your local currency if/when a data breach occurs.

If they don't like your amount, then the app doesn't load. Otherwise, when they mess up, you get your compensation. Make this required by law.

Problem solved. Maybe they'll take this shit more seriously then. And if they don't, at least I get a fair payout.

I think by "PC" they mean "browser".

Maybe in Japan they have bank software you download...but probably not.

I'm guessing being able to access accounts via browser is what opens a lot of attack vectors.

Tho if you've got 2FA with SMS, it really can't be all that less secure than a phone app.

I do worry that this could lead to more focus on stealing phones, and of course criminals are only going to try and figure out how they can get unsuspecting people to download hacking apps so they can access their phones instead of "PCs". We'll probably be back to square one before you know it.

I'm still running W10, in BC, and my computers all switched yesterday.

And there doesn't even appear to be an option to choose our 'new' timezone. So had to disable sync, and set time manually.

The dumb clocks on my oven and bathroom heater are smarter.

If Putin had first demanded companies start changing a term, we'd all be 'dictator' - you have no role telling industry what to do.

In the USSA, it's just....slllllurrrrrrrpppp...

It's pretty sickening what's happening.

They should consult AI on how to make it profitable.

Fools, it's staring them right in the face!

> The RCMP was initially told Canadian data was unaffected, then assured that exposed Canadian records contained no personally identifiable information. This appears to contradict the CBC's findings.

Q'uelle surprise, their basic training is to lie.

Wait, so major AI player upset AI is used on their platform?

Seriously?

Are they even listening to themselves? Not that consistency matters in this timeline anymore..

Oh come on, he's proven his track record with Twitter.

Hasn't he?

Seriously tho, would love it if he did, waste even more of his money.

My money is on the USSA!!

Why might it harm democracy? This is the question that needs to be asked.

If people are so disinterested, disengaged, or just plain ignorant and won't even do the smallest amount of fact-checking......then isn't democracy actually working, and voters getting what they deserve?

(So hard not just saying people are stupid. But it's that, fundamentally. No force is more harmful to democracy than stupid and ignorant voters acting on impulse.)

I thought it was SI, Super Intelligence?

Will be interesting to see who bends the knee to please Trump with this 'new term'.

When he 'announced' this he was not-so-subtle in his threat to get companies to play along with his antics.

Right, but if Trump hadn't fired them, AI would be telling the military to fire them anyway - checkmate!!

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Next time I do a crime, I'll just explain am an AI agent.

Nice to know how to get out of these things now.