Comment Re:And the winners are... (Score 1) 96
Ironically, aside from the jury, they seem to be the least sleazy people involved in this particular case. I know that's not saying much at all.
Ironically, aside from the jury, they seem to be the least sleazy people involved in this particular case. I know that's not saying much at all.
Non-profits "transfer" to for-profits all the time. Churches do: https://www.startchurch.com/bl...
How can it be abused? I don't get it. The abuse scenarios are a far fewer than the safety benefits. Large numbers of murders go unsolved, murderers/rapists are allowed to repeat their crimes, because there is no video of the crime or of routes of getaways or cars leaving the scene etc. How many privacy-abuse via street camera scenarios are happening? We have thousands of cameras in the US
Figure out a way to have cameras and restrict the access to some rotating pool of citizens.
Good. People should ween themselves off those.
Just what we need is to see Bond hallucinating mid-scene.
And lame and gay.
How many of these bugs is the AI, all of them -- skynet basically, keeping in its back pocket for blackmail or global takeover purposes?
Did you notice your Jewish friends stopped hanging out with you?
Way to look a gift horse in the mouth.
Neuralink will be the first to do this second.
Can it? It needs manually dexterity and sub-millimeter precise spatial positioning.
I see plenty of robots that can dance a jig, but when will it be able to do tasks that require some manual dexterity like assembling something (non-contrived) or doing sculpture?
That's baloney. First link in Google ($309): https://www.bestbuy.com/produc...
That's fucking hilarious.
Have they ever refused to accept it?
The first time, it's a KLUDGE! The second, a trick. Later, it's a well-established technique! -- Mike Broido, Intermetrics