Iâ(TM)m skeptical that AI will play any major part at banks anytime soon. Banks have very large regulatory and compliance mechanisms that are ingrained in every customer facing interaction. There is zero percent chance AI is allowed to interact with anyone outside of what is already possible with standard script-based automation. The one area I could see it being helpful is documenting existing code. A lot of banks struggle with legacy code that is so poorly documented that no one is exactly sure how its logic works. The other issue is data retention. Improperly configured LLMs could potentially retain and regurgitate personal identifying information, which would lead to a regulatory and compliance nightmare. Even then are you going to section off individual applications from each other so that only authorized users can get info they have access to read? I highly doubt many places have an interest in setting up a segregated AI for every squad or group.

If this is a feature that apple implements, I hope they add some sort of microfuse that only allows this as a one time thing.

Ohio University already trademarked Ohio.

You honestly expect people to replace a $2 outlet with an USB equipped one at $30? It's cheaper, more convenient and probably safer to stick with a usb wall wart.

I mean it has happened, is happening, and will continue to get worse unless something is done about it.
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2014/03/netflix-says-it-will-pay-tolls-to-more-isps-not-just-comcast/

All iPhones, I went from 3g->4->6+->Xs Max. Usually it's only replaced when I shatter the screen. Hoping to hold on to the XS max for another 3 or 4 years.