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2 months agoThank you for the reference link.
China has one hell of a note on that page:
b. See info about additional detainees, and alleged detainees, at Re-education through labor, Laogai, and Xinjiang internment camps.
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You know, if the rules for government handouts were more open, another company could gain ground. Just pointing out something congress controls.
Thank you. It sounds spectacular and well thought out. You must work with a great team.
“Secret Bot” sounds great!
Custom in-house or off the shelf?
So many passwords will be in there. And cat photos.
The President can have the board killed. Might focus the minds of the next board. /s
Are there any of the rules being weakened that are pro-company/anti-consumer/anti-worker? Not all government rules help people.
Like did OCSH decide I cannot sue my employer, but now I can type shit? I figure the only want to fix this is to hurt Harlan Crow with it.
Competition, in theory, should combat this. It does, but it should.
Cars do have failure modes other than rust, like crashes. Having not yet read the article, I expect crashes still destroy cars.
Edit: having read the article, it was not a dense technical work and was disappointing on specifics.
IBM’s Watson Enhanced Red Hat
That was their own AI. If CVS’ AI claimed a recall, it could be a problem.
Yup. Throw in multiple levels of contractors in various counties and guaranteed AI is being used. (Think subcontractor’s employee using AI to keep up.)
AI is a great spying tool.
Good. Nothing will get us through the hype cycle faster than obvious public failure. Then we can get on with productive uses.
What do you mean? The board provides the guidance and plots the course for the “low potential” people to follow.
/sarcasm
Edit: I should clarify, my comment is not so much about Jack, but about people that run companies, but don’t do things.
That is right. The thief got $1 million they wouldn’t have had otherwise.
Yup. The owners can save a lot of money on those paychecks.
I wondered if this was the one from years ago, or new.
Correct. I did not locate a source for their expenses or profit margin. If someone can provide, I would be happy to update.
In 2022, Discord had a revenue of $445 million. Maybe if they were a private company that would be enough.
What mass transit program is Musk trying to disrupt now? (As he did California’s high speed rail with the Hyperloop.)