Most likely the Ad is a static image with a link. Users will be really annoyed if it is a video clip. When the user selects pause, instead of the static frame, an Ad (static image with a link) may be displayed. When the user returns to start the show, he is going to notice the Ad, most likely they are going to ignore and continue the show. If the Ad is really interesting, the user may be able to click on the Ad and order something.

Why would its drivers provide a slower service when they can finish the deliver fast and move on to the next customer to make more money.

AI Models trained with biased data could lead to discriminations. AI could discriminate based on race, gender and other factors if those factors are used in training the models. We don't want such AI models to be used in college admission screening, airport screening, job screening... that could negatively affect minorities

I wonder if apple is demanding too much that no automaker is interested with partnering.

If you are developing an application that doesn't use lot of platform specific features, then it makes sense to go with a cross platform framework. Just don't try to build your own cross platform framework.

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Kernel doesn't mean OS, so when they say new OS, they could mean a new Linux kernel based distribution. Developing custom OS based on a custom kernel is not an easy task. Imagine porting all the applications they need to this custom kernel. The best option will be to develop a new Linux based OS distribution where they control the software package repository by verifying the source code any backdoor or security issues.

There is already a dedicated LTE band (14) for just public safety - www.firstnet.com There is no need for any legislation

I believe some cameras are mounted behind the windshield, so the wiper should take care of the mud.

When they get to S, I want Salsa Sheep :-)

AI is a broader term that includes Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Expert System... So even if a company uses Machine Learning, they are using an AI component.

Most of the web applications these days are developed using frameworks/languages that are cross platform (like node.js, .net core, java..). With these frameworks and app containers, it doesn't really matter what OS or hardware is running it. Server farms will move to a more efficient way to manage their server loads. I think performance/power and performance/price will be critical in deciding who wins. You can't rule out ARM right now.

The poll has no meaning. I have lot of doctor friends and they all hate Obamacare because of more paper work and less money. So this poll is as good as polling a bunch of Republicans.

I think MVC more like Model = JSON Data View = HTML+CSS Controller = JavaScript