"A minor child who downloads a software application from an app store agrees to contractual terms of service, "
Which a minor cannot, legally, do. Without the parent agreeing to the terms, there's no enforceable contract.
The counterpoint is, of course, the impossibility of verifying anyone's age online without pissing off a lot of people who really shouldn't be on the internet to begin with.
No good answers, or even good questions.
No user should be trusting any AI company
Or any other tech company. Or any other company with any kind of online presence. Or any other company, period.
But it's an important lesson for children to learn early.
Well, the Orange Dragon has been President for a year and a half. No doubt he's already killed everyone, so there's no one left to die!
Japan's death rate is about half what's cited here at about 12,000 per 100,000. Eu's is about 1,000, or about 2/3 higher.
Any more questions you could answer in three seconds at your favorite search engine?
The real issue is that it would piss off the tech bro subculture, who contribute millions of dollars to reelection campaigns. Can't be having that.
If workers are actually being displaced by AI, then $500 million would be a nice start towards a fund intended to help displaced workers taking lower-paying jobs and/or starting businesses of their own
Yeah, I'm sure that less than an hour's pay each at minimum wage (or, to be precise, about $3 each) will solve everyone's problems.
Steal a hundred billion dollars from evil rich people and it adds up to about $600 per worker in the US. Which is to say, less than a week's pay at minimum wage in most states.
Nowadays? What rock have you been living under for the last century?
Putting the government in charge of a bad idea is always worse than having someone, anyone, else, in charge of a bad idea.
While trying to get reelected.
So you believe that virtually everyone posting here is drunk?
Plausible, I guess, but dude, you've led a very sheltered life.
4 hours won't cover the average outage, but it's long enough to prepare for it.
Breathtaking hubris.
Mixed with first rate marketing.
It's also disingenuous to call a merger "swallowing." While the bigger company (if it was bigger at the time) usually comes out on top, it's not a guarantee. Smaller companies often have far more agile political chops and end up taking control. There are several examples in the banking industry.
It's the closest thing you can get to having a 1/1 student teacher ratio on a subject.
With a teacher that makes up what you want to hear.
(Sadly, that happens with live teachers, too.)
The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance.
