Comment Er ... (Score 1) 40
... does sound kinda useful?
Comment Re:Aren't ... (Score 1) 75
Who said it's a con? I'm fine with building nuclear. And with coming up with sequestering. Let's go.
I'm just against emoting, preening, and political exploitation.
Comment Aren't ... (Score 2) 75
... humans part of the environment?
Other animals change their environment too, you know.
Comment Yes, obviously (Score 1) 75
Virtually all websites are cookie cutter now.
There are benefits from that, of course - you know where the menu will be, the search box (if any), etc. But at least there was some creativity when we had mystery meat navigation.
Life is full of tradeoffs I guess
Comment Oh sure (Score 2) 136
That way you can just front-load all the enshittification and get it over with!
Comment I will believe that you care ... (Score 2) 193
... when we start building nuclear plants.
Until then, please hyperventilate somewhere else.
Comment LLMs ... (Score 1) 27
... are something that I visit with a browser. I don't need them baked into the browser.
Comment Sigh (Score 1) 50
When examining the lesson plans using Banks' four levels of integration of multicultural content model (PDF), which was developed in the 1990s, we found that the AI-generated civics lessons featured a rather narrow view of history -- often leaving out the experiences of women, Black Americans, Latinos and Latinas, Asian and Pacific Islanders, disabled individuals and other groups that have long been overlooked.
Whatever else the shortcomings might be, "insufficiently race obsessed" is not one of them.
Comment So ... (Score 1) 112
... better, but not perfect?
Somebody call the waaah-mbulance.
Comment "exacerbate racial biases" (Score 2) 82
However, AI-powered technology used by law enforcement has been proven to exacerbate racial biases.
What does that even mean? Whose biases? What sort of bias, exactly?
Comment Takes me back (Score 1) 51
I could have sworn I played this game on an Intellivision:
But it's not listed as a system for this game. Maybe my rich friend with the Intellivision also had an Odyssey 2, lol
Comment Re:So (Score 1) 151
People prefer bad coffee?
Or - what you consider bad, most people don't.
Comment If it worked ... (Score 1) 18
... there could actually be some use cases.
"I'm looking for a ring-less shower curtain that is actually 72 inches high, *including* the built in "rings". *Not* one that is supposed to be equivalent to a 72" "standard" curtain with rings."
That kind of thing. IF it worked
Comment lol (Score 1, Interesting) 101
and current famines in Gaza and Sudan stem from political failures rather than crop failures
Yeah, it turns out that when you don't grow anything yourself, and then you kidnap, rape, and murder your neighbors, it becomes hard to get food.
Also, when you put the people in charge who were responsible for all that, they seem to divert the food that is brought there for you away from you.
But don't worry, useful idiots (as Lenin called them) will blame your neighbors
Comment "Hollywood-style Movies" (Score 2) 34
I'm not really seeing a problem with AI-generated superheros, wisecracks, and explosions.
Nor how we will tell the difference
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