The XP version starts instantly under Win11 and the program is a full 68KB in size...

Exactly. A classic deceptive answer, which implies that of course they are using emails to do some sort of training.

And they buy a Samsung fridge.

Hey, this is your son who needs bail money. Send *whatever* in *Apple cards* to *wherever*.

It works. Credulous can't be fixed.

"Then, the machine automatically installs it -- all with no indication to the target."

Your point: the indication to the target was when they pasted something they didn't understand.

Vision AI is backed by Samsung's long-term commitment to consumers, offering seven years of free software upgrades through the One UI Tizen platform. This ensures that supported models will always have the latest updates and AI features as well as the latest security updates from Samsung Knox.

Anyone else curious why a TV needs security updates?

https://news.samsung.com/globa...

Don't blame you. They aren't committing to not including the junk with a later OS update.

So much for the ban on Chinese cars in USA.

"Armed federal agents wearing masks who refuse to identify themselves are violating rights and committing crimes with impunity."

I'm waiting for a stand-your-ground situation where the unidentified agressor gets shot.

The value isn't for you. It's to be able to firstly charge a subscription for being a middleman on your phone interaction, and secondly for slapping on a pile of surveillance of your phone activity that Carplay doesn't allow.

Skilled jobs (engineers for example) being replaced by AI will be filled with warm bodies again, but in lower cost centres of excellence such as Romania, India, China.

The work from home experience has shown that it's perfectly reasonable to have teams spread over different time zones due to tools like MS Teams that make collaboration easy.

I'd not want the project manager role, though, with conf. calls at 5AM and 8PM...

Clippy wasn't surveillance: "The assistant draws on a new memory feature inside Copilot to recall facts about users and their work."

Bet that still slurps when the feature is ostensibly disabled, for user convenience should you enable it some time....

"The issue was so severe that in September the UK government had to step in with financial support to the tune of £1.5 billion as JLR struggled to bring its systems back online."

Because parent Tata Motors https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... (a public company) can't afford to pay for its own screwups, so the cost is socialised to the British taxpayer.

Exactly. Same as Porsche keep dropping manual transmissions and bringing them back.

Most of the Ferraris are not bought for absolute performance, but for style. If the Ferrari owner wants to go zoomies on a given day, the 911 is used.

The solution is easy. The contract for a provision like this should include a very large penalty for each and every single hallucination found in the final product.

Want to use AI?

Fine.

But check the final product before shipping.

The other benefit is that every citation will essentially have to include a webpage reference so that the citations can be checked before release.