This could be actually intended to be used for user fingerprinting. People tend to have same settings across devices, connect to the same wifi, use the same bluetooth devices, similar names, themes etc. Possibilities are endless and accuracy will be down to an individual level. Even inside a large org or university

Bought too much compute. Now he is wondering what to do with it

PepsiCo is experiencing the same thing now that no one wants their $7 potato chips.

Tired of these superhero/comic book movies. Itâ(TM)s almost as if Hollywood has fired all the scriptwriting & directing talent and so are using AI scripts made from old comics, with only focus being on profitability.

The result is just boring and unwatchable

Other way round. Consumer spending is way down indicating that their financial assets are exhausted. Now they have nothing left to loose. Does not bode well

I think the actual news here is the 410wh/kg battery. It is a good increase over the 300wh/kg top of the line batteries available.

Makes sense. The same standards apply to humans. If we were to tweet something completely made up, there is a chance of legal troubles. So should be the same for AI

It is like this all over the world. The statements I made were based on a conversation with a friend in Dubai and his experiences. USA is not even mentioned in my comment, coz this has more to do with corporate greed than anything else.

Oh come on guys. No one is that dense. We can all see the multi-million dollar record profits that companies are making, in a bid to shore up their stock price. Then putting in the profits into stock buyback to further shore up the stock. Hiring has simply been frozen and more & more work is piled on-top of existing employees.

The existing employees donot dare rebel, and simply do as they are told, as they have seen the firings and are just doing whatever they can to scrape by. The situation does not seem very stable currently

And then we have adults like groobly here, also lacking in actual intelligence, or common sense.

I have never understood how this was ever legal in the first place

Back in the 2000s, I remember Apple asking people to âoebuyâ a feature from the Apple Store for $0, to unlock extra functionality for the iPod. The reasoning was that they cant just change the product that they have sold.

At the bare minimum, a product should do what it says on the box. If online play is part of the game, then it should remain active, as long as people want to play.

Glad that lawmakers are taking this issue up.

They already have the warehousing and delivery network. Also with rising shipping costs post-Covid, there probably is a lower cost market that Amazon can easily capture without much retooling.

Sounds like the Mobo died

Motherboard prices are up like 300% of what they used to be. You used to be able to get one for $50-60 on the lower end, but now they start at like $200. I think, people are just running them longer

So there are people are literally, anti-human? Like WTF? What is going on?