It's funny that the camera protects data on device by encryption, but also keeps a copy of the private key there. You only need the public key to encrypt. The private key is supposed to be kept in their infrastructure for decryption when needed. I guess they've never heard of physical security.

If they want the existing vehicles to work with the features they weren't designed with, all they have to do is make those devices as add-on and plug into the car via aux power, communicated via bluetooth. From an implementation point of view, it's easy. I'm sure they've thought about this.

Teens definitely affected on a massive scale like the article said. But, admittedly, I'm being affected too. I find myself attracted to an endless feed of garbage videos, most of which deliberately got misinformation clickbait. Multiple times I realize that I've spent too much time on the most useless thing of using the phone, I stopped, then found myself at it again. HELP!!!

The AI camera in the cabin and odor detection is for this very purpose. The OS sends the cybercab back to service depot immediately when this happens.

If I allow my computer to participate in some kind of coordinating computing, what do I get?

During emergencies, Tesla staffs can drive the car remotely using the onboard cameras.

You'd be surprise to know how many riders there are throughout the night

Wow, I had no idea they were that big.. I'm guessing the infrastructure/application are stable enough that some jobs can be let go. Plus some of the jobs can truly be replaced by AI.

That's actually so true. Those bastards, regardless if they voted for or against, they just want a piece of their opponent's blood. They don't really give a shit about the subjects that were supposed to be protected by those laws.

I'm with you on this. For a long time I've been thinking about how such a universal ID can be created, but it's not really easy to coordinate worldwide. I imagine it has to go through some kind of authorized local ID check, but the system that makes it work will be too hard to control.

This is still not good enough, it's actually gonna make things worse
The app is supposed to be rated with age that it's appropriate for. Then it can only get ONE signal: Yes or No on the age check. Revealing something like 16-17 still becomes someone's target, and God forbids if they decide to do something with that. It's even MORE dangerous than without age check because they'd have no clue how old a user is and may have to refrain due to that uncertainty.

Their political decision gets the attention, but it doesn't change the fact that their product quality sucks. After the hyper dies down, it goes back to what people need. We can't even change miles to km, no street views, low accuracy. They've done little to improve their service really.

Services to be paid at different tiers... there's no reason to force the "equality" for everyone. Just like cars, TVs, homes, everything else. People buy products and services according to their budget. This is similar to forcing carmakers to make luxury cars for everyone, but they won't buy it. People in remote areas would rather tether off their phone and still be better than paying for a crap load of money just to get 1Gbps internet.

Same here.. when the phone is used outdoors for too long it powers down. Phone on the charge stand in the car and the AC was blowing straight at it, it powered down too.

There's a guy trying to build AI datacenters in space. If that idea works, we won't need to fight anymore.