Finally, an AI product that's actually priced to pay back the cost of the AI.
As this trend continues and we see companies stop "loss-leading" on their AI, and especially when they then intend to profit from it, things are going to get very expensive very quickly.
If the AI was actually intelligent, you wouldn't need any more training data than the average person comes into contact with in a few short years of life.
Just saying.
There's no such things as "Wi-Fi" either because it's a nonsense made up name with no actual relevance to the technology is applies to.
It's a play on "High Fidelity" that sounds cute.
It's like correcting someone's pronuncation of Google or X.
Yep.
"Surviving in space more than a few years" is basically one definition, which almost all consumer kit would fail.
Imagine being the first moon-resident and before any of that equipment arrives, you switch on your wifi and see a wireless SSID being broadcast...
It's inevitable that something like this will appear regularly, and one day it will be silently exploited.
At that point, everyone will scramble back to on-prem, but until then we have to tolerate this cloud nonsense, apparently.
No, no, that's fine.
You've just testified before a court of law that there are no adverse health effects. Noted. You all stand by that statement, right?
Because then when the lawsuits start to fly, not only can you be charged with whatever charge it would be, we can add perjury to the list too.
Unfortunately, the parental controls are basically "on/off" measures, and schools and other places are increasingly expecting them to use AI tools.
And though parental supervision is THE TOOL, it doesn't apply when they're walking to and from school, on someone else's phone, or even using a laptop in a playground. Trust me. I know.
And then the AI tools are entirely lacking ANY KIND of parental control in themselves.
It's like telling everyone that they have to use 4chan for their homework, and then being shocked that they run into things they shouldn't.
Don't make / allow kids to use unsuitable tools, and AI companies should be offering a "child-safe" AI that simply isn't trained and can't discuss anything it shouldn't be able to discuss with a child unsupervised.
But, no, their solution is "we'll just check if you're 18 using the very tool that's already terrible and determining whether it should discuss ways to kill yourself or not".
Shock, horror.
When everyone has one, the value of having one plummets.
But apparently I'm the one who lives in 1984 because I live in the UK and people misinterpreted a CCTV survey from 15+ years ago that included private CCTV cameras only for Lonond...
DEP will save us all from malware
ASLR will save us all from malware
*insert 20 years of the same*
MTE will save us all from malware
EMTE will save us all from malware
Even solar LiFePO4 setups come with built-in heaters in the batteries nowadays.
This is a non-issue. Of course you use more power when it's cold and you're trying to heat things up, this isn't rocket science.
So buy a car that has a capacity greater than your maximum range, especially if you're buying for business for becoming reliant on it. They're not hard to find. In fact, when EV shopping for just standard personal models of car, I see Long Range / Extended Battery options on everything, and even the lowest battery is higher than the nonsense cited in this article.
If only, with the announced phase-out of fossil fuel for vehicular use almost worldwide, there were some places we have which won't be used so much anymore which could be used to host electric chargers in the same location so that, in the near future, people won't have to go further than they currently go to refuel / recharge...
Well, yes, but if I lived in such a climate, I'd be parking the car indoors regardless. It might not be 20C inside the garage, but it's a damn sight better than trying to start at -15C.
Where they don't disturb anyone, don't look ugly, generate more power, and don't take up land.
VMS is like a nightmare about RXS-11M.
