Comment Re:The darkside of hype (Score 1) 23
Comment Re:Wow (Score 1) 23
https://www.youtube.com/shorts...
The character models and world building is amazing, but the motion is a little uncanny, which makes it hilarious:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts...
Comment Re:Removed bcuz younger buyers want things done qu (Score 2) 134
How can they say that with a straight face?
BMW marketing. They need to convince people that this is what they really want. And on top of that, it's "young people" that want it. So if you want buttons, you must be "old".
It's pretty easy to figure out that an additional touch screen control have zero recurring cost once the screen is there. That's what the accounting department has decreed. That's what you'll get.
Comment Billions in fines, but ... (Score 3, Interesting) 42
Make a public show out of this by bulldozing their data centers to accomplish this.
Comment Re:What will they think of next? (Score 1) 30
Snip the rage gene and Slashdot might cease to exi
Comment Re:Open source was supposed to fix all this (Score 1) 36
a major American fast food chain
"I'm sorry sir. You say you did _NOT_ order the rat poison topping for your salad? Your next order will be on us. If you survive."
Comment Re:Supply Chain Risk (Score 1) 43
Open source code is intentionally made available for third party inspection. One idea being that your work is being looked at, so no funny business (back doors, etc). That's different from a leak in that leaks may or may not be discovered in a timely manner. Giving a motivated adversary some time to search for flaws. Or the people who put in the back doors time to retire before they are found (War Games Joshua).
Comment Re:Supply Chain Risk (Score 1) 43
but they cannot tell others they cannot buy from them.
The government can tell those others that they do not want Anthropic crap in the products that they buy as well. Or the entire economy would devolve into people slapping US manufacturer logo stickers on Huawei stuff.
Comment Re:Open source was supposed to fix all this (Score 1) 36
Whereas my Aunt Millie is a beta tester for Windows releases.
Comment Re:Nah (Score 3, Insightful) 23
Comment Wow (Score 2) 23
Unfortunately the voice acting is some of the worse I've seen in a game. Mario 64 (SNES) had less wooden voice acting. Link (from Zelda) has better voice acting, it adds more to the game.
I don't know how they could get such bad voice acting. But wow, what graphics.
Comment Re: Possibly (Score 1) 120
Should free speech be extended and honored from foreign entities?
Yes. Concretely, free speech is what allows us to have this kind of interview, which has value.
There should be limits on political donations.
Comment Re:Supply Chain Risk (Score 1) 43
uses Microsoft Windows for some classified information
Color me surprised. Microsoft's track record of security holes goes back decades and should be more than enough justification for a ban. Anthropic is a new kid on the block, so dropping their baby food off the high chair could be excused. For a while.
But then that kind of whataboutism could be Anthropics defense. If you've let one idiot get away with everything for years, you can't really justify punishing everyone else now.
Comment Re:Charity? (Score 1) 120
Compare that to Europe, where they are just calmly waiting.