We all saw what happened the first time around, and a majority thought, "Let's do this again! Better this than some woman who laughs funny."

So you're saying that expectations get lower with more digits in /. id? :)

Oh, c'mon, really? The whole point of the summary is that you read it and understand the gist, and not have to research it. Tech writing 101, first time use of an acronym you spell it out.

All y'all, raise the bar.

In the summary I count 11 instance of the acronym 'ESR', yet nowhere is it defined. Please do better.

May be true, but 100% irrelevant. Trademark infringement claim seems very clear cut to my non-lawyerly eyes.

Skirting sanctions by siting it in India, where they are not enforcing sanctions on Russian oil for energy production.

C'mon, really? The point is to do a flex, to deliberately make it difficult. It's a subtle, or maybe not so subtle, f-you.

Or, (in-)famously, "What's a computer?" :)

Well, strictly speaking, isn't four figures already thousands of dollars?

...you know the rest.

Travel outside the US. It's become the de-facto standard communication tool.

So let me get this right ... they will make Open AI part of Siri (which has privacy issues written all over it), but not use Meta AI? Don't get me wrong, I don't want Facebook spying on me any more than they already do, but seriously? This has to be a cash issue at its heart ...

This year's renewal of home insurance cam with all kinds of new stipulations.

One was satellite photos from Google Earth with areas of my roof circled where they suspected some damage. I was able to have a conversation with my agent and the underwriter and tell them when we last replaced the roof, and assured them that we had been on the roof recently (Christmas lights) and got them to back off. It sounded like they were using some machine analysis looking for odd stain patterns.

My take is that the industry as a whole is trying to improve the quality of their assessments and risk exposure.

Yep. It's turtles all the way up.

But as a practical matter, how exactly do you cut corners on a sphere?