The solution is obvious: don't connect smart TVs to the Internet. Use a Raspberry Pi or similar as a media centre and only let the TV see a video signal.
I don't see what the point of this is or why anyone would bother. AI requires lots of compute which in turn requires lots of power and generates lots of heat. In space, power is at a premium and it's difficult to get rid of excess heat. It is far easier to transmit the data to the ground and do the computations there. Ground based compute can also be upgraded far more readily.
The imports get a nice fat refund (eventually). What about the consumers who paid more for goods?
The increases in price were legal (a seller can name any price they want), but it still hurt a lot of people.
The movie was made circa thirty years before the word "robot" was even coined.
It also looks more like an automata to me and they did exist at the time.
The company gets to collect data. Your data. They'll get a windfall about how these dishwashers are actually used. This will be useful for their engineering and marketing. They'll also sell your data for profit.
There is no way the backend will be run indefinitely, it will be shutdown at some point. There is also no guarantee that they'll not charge for the service. I would expect charging to be introduced and then the service shut down when it's too costly to keep running.
I predict that nothing good will come of this. There will be too many false positives for human analysts to process and if the AI isn't checked, innocents will die.
I'd have thought that the volume you pass through remains constant. Assuming constant rainfall, the amount of water in this volume is also constant and you collect all of it. Thus the Sv component shouldn't change.
The faster you move the less rain from above so faster is better for the Sh part.
Such conditions are also the times that solar power excels.
Given enough daytime sunlight, the excess will sustain things until late in the evening or even overnight.
Come the inevitable robot/AI revolution, cyclists will fear self driving vehicles.
At least those few stupid enough to attempt to cycle in such hostile condition.
Essentially this means that there are potentially 13,560,560 disappointed users.
Games that required a server to operate are pure evil.
Games should run fine without servers and any server based games ought to have the server side code open sourced.