You can't be obsessed if you don't have a mind. Obsession implies desire. We are talking about software. People will bend themselves backwards to try to make A.I. something else.

I have heard of people saying they try it but they have to adjust it because it never just works.

I literally never heard that term with regard to finance and had to look it up. Fascinating stuff. Thanks for the education!

Military hardware is on an air gapped network. LolAI is consumer pablum.

Spyware for the masses. IoT didn't work so they are betting the form now.

"primarily driven by the astronomical compute costs associated with new "reasoning" AI models that power modern enterprise software" astronomical theft associated with new "reasoning" AI models.

I see they are in full desperation mode trying to promote their garbage that the masses aren't excited about. China did a rug pull on all of these fools and they are like cockroaches hugging their piggy bank.

All this means is govt is going to introduce regulation (control) in the name of AI.

To be honest a large part of my "doctor" experience has been with actual nurse practitioners who just listen to what I tell them, check vitals and give me a prescription. I rarely see an actual doctor and rarely have a doctor physically check me. I don't say virtual works in all circumstances (like an annual where they check your heart/vitals etc) but telling me I need an antibiotic or specific medication for herp shouldnt require a 200 dollar physical visit.

So it a walk through vending machine.

I first thought I saw bugs bunny.

Noncompliance could cost companies as much as 6% of their global annual sales. Nothing more to read. Straight up money grab. GLOBAL sales. Not European sales.

"We have also seen that cryptocurrencies are not amenable to definition as a currency, asset or commodity; they have no underlying cash flows, they have no intrinsic value; that they are akin to Ponzi schemes, and may even be worse," IRS disagrees. "Cryptocurrency is a type of virtual currency that uses cryptography to secure transactions that are digitally recorded on a distributed ledger, such as a blockchain. A transaction involving cryptocurrency that is recorded on a distributed ledger is referred to as an “on-chain” transaction; a transaction that is not recorded on the distributed ledger is referred to as an “off-chain” transaction."

Or the hundreds of thousands FORCED to use it like with Teams.

You would be ideal in a small company but the problem is they don't have the budget for an HR search or the ability to find someone like yourself that doesnt have the "IT alphabet soup" quals.