I hope to retire one day. Social security seems reasonably straightforward, at least it terms of the process to claim it, whether it will exist when I retire and how to plan for it financially are other matters. Medicare options seem to have many ramifications that I have not explored yet and also seem likely to change over time.

Don't get me started on the IRS rules as my life gets more complex

Government is quite capable of saying stupid things without AI

Help to navigate complex government systems is welcome and sounds like a good use of AI. I don't think I would trust it with my personal details though, so maybe it can just point me to the forms I can fill out

I'm surprised the species hasn't been renamed yet

recruitment

They are pointed at roads - so the responsible thing to do is to drive across peoples' back yards

so is "flesh out" going to become the new industry term for swapping in different human faces to "internationalize" movies ? sounds gory.

Do the officers each log in with unique credentials or was the user name literally "a cop". I guess kudos for allowing user names with spaces in them.

Now at least David Hedison and Jeff Goldblum will have something to do after the transformation

sorry, slugs only have feet

it means 12,869,600 slugs accelerated at 1ft/s^2

Maybe it should have allowed drivers considering similar routes to message each other for ride sharing

I would imagine that the best language for AI to output would be whatever is easiest to audit by people. I Imagine that AI can take care of ensuring there are no memory leaks (either it can now or it will be able to do so soon), it is failable but perhaps not in the same ways as humans

If they truly did not want people "blocking it" they would use very clear signage to dissuade non-customers. I suspect they may not have done so in this case

No, the solution is to not store it at all. I've yet to see any justification for storing anything beyond maybe a hash