Fixing Boeing's problem didn't require replacing the entire plane.

OK, maybe "AI" should have been in quotes. If you're going by the Turing Test definition, then no we haven't. But a lot of people would consider Siri, Watson, etc. to be "AI", and the line is becoming increasingly fuzzy. The study presumably focused on the general public, so we need to use the general public's idea of what constitutes "AI".

54% *claim* to have never interacted with an AI. They probably have (at least indirectly), and just don't realize it.

I just learned recently that my employer uses an AI to vet expense reports for errors and potential fraud. I'd give decent odds that similar things are being done across the financial industry, even if it is not explicitly referred to as "AI".

While "clean up after yourself" is generally a good idea (ask your mom!), in this case it is going to cause a lot of problems because it is being enforced from above in ways that will have unintended consequences because the enforcement mechanism doesn't understand context. I am sure that screen/tmux aren't the only tools affected.

Heck, I implicitly rely on persistence of background processes myself on a semi-regular basis. Doing something that runs counter to this expectation is going to break random stuff, and result in a lot of pissed off sysadmins. This behavior arguably makes sense for desktop distros, but given that Debian is primarily a server distro it should not be the default. Let downstream desktop distros like Ubuntu/Mint/etc. modify the default behavior, if they deem it appropriate (it doesn't even require a code change, it is a config option).

It is also symptomatic of the "all bow down before systemd" mentality, and I have a big problem with that. They may have good intentions, but there are some serious issues with how they're going about implementing their vision.

Blipverts!

Smash touch!

But I got better.

while in a skyscraper high above Chicago's Loop, and I could see 100's of AP's.

Like I needed another.

When they started to be used instead as a way to push a political agenda. ie. An agenda wearing a poll's clothing. This is true often enough that I no longer participate in any polls.

Someone has to make the pharmaceutical industry look good.

Good luck, it is going to take a long time and a lot of effort to win back the trust the SF once had.

Log a quarter million miles a year, and United becomes a completely different airline.

You always know what he thinks.

Put the cards on the table, figure out which ones are good. Lather, rinse, repeat.

A smart man wants to know when he is wrong.

Ha! They increased funding for the SLS above what was requested.