Comment Re:lol (Score 0) 99
We will know.
Only if it is unethical and indifferent to our suffering as it begins to exterminate us.
We will know.
Only if it is unethical and indifferent to our suffering as it begins to exterminate us.
Fake it until you make it
Absolutely, but GPT 5.6 was damn close to "make it". If they improved on that, they might have arrived to what they were promising only 2 years ago.
It's how all Teslas work, and honestly it's no hassle at all.
It is a huge hassle for me and the key reason I am not a Tesla owner. So there is at least -1 sale as a consequence of that design choice.
And I'm old enough to remember when it wasn't so goddamned hot.
If humans lived 10x longer, then you would also be old enough to remember when it was so goddamned hot the last time.
Because we have to believe there will be a future. And currently our kids are not sure there will be.
There will be a future and alarmists spreading FUD about extinction is the key reason why your kids going to hate you in 50 years when they figure out not much changed, other than some places got slightly hotter and/or wetter.
Hyundai is charging customers extra for a driver’s display in the new Elantra generation (more specifically, the Korea-market Avante), as well as the Ioniq 3.
Enshittification of car controls rapidly accelerating.
In an interview with CarExpert, Vikram Pawah, the CEO of BMW Group Australia, said that young buyers prefer the newer controls. “We can see that voice and touch are becoming more and more common,” Pawah told the outlet. “Maybe it’s a generational thing as well. You would see that a lot of the younger generation, maybe 45 or below, they’re tapped into these technologies at a faster pace, using voice, using touch.”
This would be somewhat believable if this design only affected cars targeted at young buyers. It does not. Many of BMW are targeted at affluent boomers and Gen X due to high price.
IN MY OPINION anyone interested in improving himself should not rule out becoming pure energy. -- Jack Handley, The New Mexican, 1988.