Seriously, read those two sentences a few times over and then explain wtf you're talking about
"They'll do the minimum the law requires to respect user choice,"
Like, no shit? Is it really a big shock to people that Microsoft -- or any megacorp -- isn't doing more than the law requires?
A better law would actually be:
1) "the internet gets to be private and anonymous by default
2) "Deal with it."
Then they figured out that every 4 self-check registers requires 1 human employee to watch it and handle all the alerts it pops up. Pretty sure that one human employee could scan groceries 4 times faster than people doing it themselves, so those self-check registers are saving them... absolutely nothing.
You just explained how they were able to eliminate 3 positions, i.e., they eliminated the cost of 3 salaries + benefits, but your awesome understanding of math deduced that they saved nothing? wtf is wrong with you
in other news, just checked and yandex is working fine for me
Why are you under the impression that the story is that the yandex search engine was down completely?
I expect Mark is right there is no need to stop, just a need to do it right, which Meta/facebook can
Ah yes, if there's one thing Mark and Meta/facebook are known for, it's "doing things right" -- they're TOTALLY not known for massive privacy and data security failures.
Truly, wtf are you talking about and why are you subjecting the rest of us to it?
-- BeauHD, Editor-in-Queef
AI is doing exactly what it was designed to do: gather money and information at any cost.
that's cool, but wtf does that have to do with this post? did you just read the word "AI" and jump to the comments to share your deep wisdom?
Computer Science is the only discipline in which we view adding a new wing to a building as being maintenance -- Jim Horning
