I read the headline but not the article. Go find somebody else to insult.

Altman, like Musk, will say whatever it profits him to say. In fact, this seems to be true about political leaders too. For that reason, whenever I see his name in a headline, I immediately skip to the next article.

Customer: "Gimme a burger and a large fries."
Me: "Please, thank you for your order. Thank you, please, a burger and a large fries, thank you please?
Customer: "Yup and I'm in a hurry."
Me: "Please, thank you, one thank you burger and a please large fries, please, thank you.
Customer: "This place is weird. I'm outta here." *runs out door*

You certainly can't choose all your relatives. But at least, if you're choosing a spouse, learn how they react to adversity and disagreement. And the same goes for their family. It can mean the difference between a happy life and a world of hurt and melodrama.

This bug would allow anybody to access the surveillance network, but even if it were bug-free, obviously DJI would have total access. It's not hidden, that's how their bots work. As a matter of fact, that's how a lot of things work -- cars, TVs, phones, you name it.

If you didn't want to be surveilled, it would take quite a bit of effort and expertise to avoid it, and there's quite a few products you wouldn't be able to use at all.

I'm not at all in favor of it, but that's the way our world works now, and it's only going to get more pervasive.

Jailbroken.

"Upscale restraints?" Is that bondage for wealthy people?

You can actually blame Congress for legislating the exact design, in order to spread the pork around as many districts as possible.

Well then! You just need to subscribe to our Super Pro version! Only $9.95 a month, and you can churn out songs that are guaranteed to match the parameters of today's mega-hits!

"Good enough" is exactly the reason that AI is upending the world of white collar work. It might not replace a skilled and experienced employee, but it's good enough.

If it was done over the internet, then the various codecs, compression and decompression, etc. that all digitized sound, and especially network streaming are subject to, could easily mask the audible differences.
The article doesn't specify, but it would be interesting to know.

My iPhone 13 is too old for this AI crap. Gives me a lot of incentive *not* to upgrade.

Yeah, but coffee tastes better

Build a feature into iOS that immediately accesses the caller's bank balance. If it's over a certain amount, the caller needn't go through screening. This will restore sanity and balance to this untenable situation.

Yeah, one more redesign of the UI isn't something anybody asked for. Just like AI -- just because it's shiny and new (or in this case recycled) doesn't do a thing to fix the problems with Win11. Start putting out competent updates and dial back the user manipulation, and maybe then you can think about new features.