While this system might contribute to efficiency in terms of cost reduction, it's difficult to see how putting an AI system in the loop contributes to safety.

The only way that I can imagine Alphabet pushing the privacy angle is right off the ledge.

It's stories like this one that make me thank my lucky stars that I've lived and worked long enough to be retired. I'd prefer to undergo a root canal rather than be subjected to these AI-enhanced horror shows.

Yea, but his leather jacket is to die for.

If you think that poor hygiene applies just to Applebee's data handling, have a look in their kitchens.

Bet Mike Murphy will be surprised to learn that his $115B deal won't be worth nearly that much in a few months.

Slop is slop. Changing the name doesn't lessen the stink.

Only one degree of separation between the spy and the golden idiot, and that would be Jensen Huang. The circle tightens.

Not only that, but the base model, which sells for a mouth watering $2599, comes with the powerful "Home Edition".

It's dark mode that's affected. Yes, it's possible to adjust it out. I think it's arrogant of the developers to make an appearance choice like this.

I just updated without knowing what I would be getting. Yuck. Do not like the dark purple highlights one bit.

Another piece of supporting evidence that "EditorDavid" is an AI bot: All of the articles going back several days were posted at 4 or 34 minutes past the hour.

If you can't handle a blank page, maybe, just maybe, you're not founder material.

To the Zuk, we're all just "dumb fucks".

We've had the iPhone driver's license for a few years in California. Guess the one thing you can't do with it? If you said present it if you are stopped by the police, you would be correct. I wonder if this is also the case in other states.