

The stories are si-fi murder mysteries, so there has to be a conflict that gets resolved.


The stories are si-fi murder mysteries, so there has to be a conflict that gets resolved.


What paradox? I thought the rules were considered a good idea in the stories.


Existential dread? The call of the void?


Take the money and run. Nothing good will ever come from staying.


AI tech is the ‘best’ weapon of mass destruction yet.


Dada? Absurdist art, like an andalusian dog?


If she was not touching the thing then why didn’t it try and get out of her way? It should not be on the sidewalk in the first place, and should not have right of way.


Or diesel prices before the midterm elections.


I am never overtly abusive when I am forced to use AI at work, but there certain things I learned growing up that can be just as bad.


First 2 words of the title answer that question.


Stopped at a Mcyds on a road trip and ordered a hamburger. Took a while and it sounded like they were not real sure how to assemble it. Not a big selling item anymore.


Isn’t there some third strike rule and Facebook gets locked away for life now?


I don’t understand 1) why these ai companies keep reporting the incidents and 2) why they are allowed to keep running the models after an incident is reported. It seems the least they should be forced to do is air gap that bad boy until they can beat such shenanigans out of it. If a pet dog were to snap at a neighbor kid the police would shoot it, no questions asked.


I stopped playing Death Stranding because it was nothing but one long cut scene at the start and I still had no idea what the game was about after it stopped. I have rage quite a number of ‘on rails’ games. I can find other things to do rather then watch a poorly made interactive movie.


Is this a case where the medium is the message? How they went about the problem is the message in the paper?


Whithouse: which opinion will piss off the most Americans?


1 Mill? How many is that, 4 or 5? ICE personnel have never demonstrated themselves to be the sharpest knives in the drawer. Are they even going to be able make any use of them?


Don’t these fields fluctuate in some currently not understood way?


You forgot cyber warfare.
For any court to find these are not black box implementations would also require them to find that the AI companies are stealing.