Comment Flock is building 1984 (Score 4, Insightful) 252
You can't have qualified immunity and Flock. Pick one. If you pick two, you end up living in a 40K style dystopia where "Innocence proves nothing".
Comment Re:What If The AI Doesn't Hate Us? (Score 2) 167
why assume a superintelligent AI would actually want to kill us?
You don't want to kill ants, but if they get in the way you do. Because they get in the way of your goals.
Comment Re:Chasing a trend (Score 1) 96
Comment Re: More false credit for the plagerism bots (Score 1) 19
Comment Best guess No Data (Score 1) 19
Comment At what point someone goes to jail? (Score 2) 160
Submission + - Road trip comparison - EV, hybrid, and gas (caranddriver.com)
Each car mostly followed the same route, but different lunch breaks and bathroom stops resulted in slightly different distances traveled. The Tesla covered 752 miles and consumed 243 kWh with four DC charging stops and two AC visits. Its total electricity bill was $85.70, or 11 cents per mile.
The Jetta GLI stayed closest to the highway for stops, making its total distance the shortest at 737 miles. It consumed 24.1 gallons of premium at a rate of 31 mpg, resulting in a $129.98 tab.
I found it surprising that for 700 mile trip EV was only cheaper by 44 dollars.
Submission + - 39 New Passkey Authentication Compromises + Bad UI = Passwords on Paper? (bleepingcomputer.com)
According to the above-quoted (sponsored) Bleeping Computer article: "A modern passkey authentication ceremony crosses an extraordinary number of trust boundaries. It can involve the web application, browser, operating system, password manager, cloud synchronization service, mobile device, Bluetooth transport, account recovery system, enrollment process, help desk, and ultimately the human being approving the authentication.
Researchers are attacking almost every one of those layers. Published techniques now include assertion mining, assertion replay, circuit breaker attacks, assertion phishing, browser hooking, assertion capture, challenge injection, detour replay, user verification manipulation, and user presence manipulation."
Furthermore, intrepid users who enable Passkey authentication end up turning it off because they can't figure out how to make it work across devices (thanks to confusing implementations that aren't consistent across platforms and operating systems). Additionally, Passkey adoption is pretty slow, with only 872 websites implementing Passkey authentication per this research paper titled The State of Passkeys: Studying the Adoption and Security of Passkeys on the Web presented at the 2026 USENIX Security Symposium.
With 2FA being deprecated by many large orgs and biometric authentication options proving to look like Swiss cheese, what are we to do besides going back to writing down passwords on paper while we wait for the technology to get better?
Comment Re:lol (Score 0) 189
We will know.
Only if it is unethical and indifferent to our suffering as it begins to exterminate us.
Comment Re:Just ruining all the words... (Score 1) 189
Comment Re:HAHAHAHAHA!!! (Score 1) 189
Fake it until you make it
Absolutely, but GPT 5.6 was damn close to "make it". If they improved on that, they might have arrived to what they were promising only 2 years ago.
Comment Re: Or they are giving a discount... (Score 1) 165
Comment Re:Software Defined Vehicle (Score 1) 165
Comment Re:Or they are giving a discount... (Score 1) 165
It's how all Teslas work, and honestly it's no hassle at all.
It is a huge hassle for me and the key reason I am not a Tesla owner. So there is at least -1 sale as a consequence of that design choice.