Who knows? It's not the issue in this case however.

Practically speaking; it's going to happen. Self driving cars are going to kill people. Even if a million times better then human drivers; it will happen. Lots of debate about how dangerous they are at the moment - some say safer; some not so sure. More data is definitely needed. In the long run it's almost certainly going to be better.

The car in this case detected it had hit something (good). Then it decided to to drive to the side of the road (in this case bad). Throw some more compute at the problem and we can probably make it handle that case correctly (hit a box -> drive to the side of the road; hit a person -> stay still; hit a deer -> ???)

Cruise screwed up by hiding the later bit.

Oh no, they had the video.

When the regulator asked for it specifically; they had it.

https://www.dmv.ca.gov/portal/...
https://www.theregister.com/20...

The problem Cruise had was they hid the details of the accident. Not the accident itself. A coverup to the regulator is inexcusable.

The vehicle hit a person... bad. But then it drove to the side of the road dragging the person under the vehicle. Cruise "neglected" to pass that footage to regulator. The ONLY reason it was discovered was that a passer by filmed it and passed it on..

They were made by facebook, not Ray Ban.

Of course if the vendors vote with their feet, fire stick becomes a lot less useful and people will stop buying them.

Yeah, I have one these.

It was like 2 clicks to get one in the popup. I literally forgot about it until now. If someone wants to buy it, great, I accept venmo.

My interest in buying any others is exactly zero.

FWIW Apple relies on such a database.

Employment verification at Amazon, Meta and Google all use such services. So yeah.. lets just avoid those employers, because no one wants to work for them.

The thing is... it's not just messaging. Apple Pay is pretty good. GPay is terrible after google rewrote it and broke half the features. As a bonus the new app is terrible UI (try to find out how to see your cards). However there are 1 and a half tabs dedicated to advertising and special offers.

Google makes it really hard to like their products some times.

Isn't that like 10 times the entire lifetime sales of itanium?