The article states: "Anthropic said it was confident, based on the digital infrastructure the hackers used as well as other clues, that the attacks were run by Chinese state-backed hackers."

They freak out when they realize they're not human, then start shooting up the place.

I expect to see these headlines every day: "Chinese EV Market Is Still imploding"

Reminds me of the Red Dwarf emergency announcement:
"Emergency... There's an emergency going on... It's still going on..."

Indeed, someone literally bought this headline for $3000.

I'm sure it will be the exact same experience as a Steam Deck, just slightly cheaper since it doesn't need a display or dock to connect to your TV.

Shut up and take my money!

"Bend over and I'll show ya" -Clark W. Griswold

I'm still at a loss as to why they care what I stream. It's my device, right? ...right?

Whale oil?

Yeah really, I've been using Samsung Galaxy phones since the S8 and I've never once thought, "gee I wish this was thinner." Even the S8 at a whopping 8mm thickness, it was like holding a delicate bar of soap. I miss the sub-6" screens, never much cared about thinness.

What are people going to be doing on these missions that couldn't be automated?

I was going to say "write poetry" but that can be automated now, so...

Seems like all we're good at is stinking up the place.
https://www.vox.com/science-an...

I think the phrase is now "in the land of people affected with low vision, the one-eyed person is monarch."

The web was already enshittified well before AI came along. AI is just consuming and regurgitating that shit, so the result actually ends up being a kind of rich fertilizer.

Because it's cheaper to hire a team of a dozen HR professionals than be exposed to a single lawsuit from an employee.

I've never used Spotify much, but on Amazon Music my favorite method is is to just say random or gibberish words to Alexa. Something like "Alexa, play blah blah blah." It will try to interpret my words and usually find something that I've never heard before. It's the only way to find something out of the ordinary since it tries really hard to play the same music I've heard 1000x before. I've found some interesting music using that method.