Comment Re:Yea! I own my Atari ET-The Extra Terrestrial Ga (Score 1) 152
I'm sure they can dig one up somewhere...
Comment Re:No. (Score 1) 56
If a Saudi national was stealing the secret of how Palmolive dish detergent softens hands and exfiltrating it back to the Saudis,
Saudis have no need. They all have very soft hands.
They import foreigners to do all that kind of work.
Comment Re:You can't pay people to not be awful (Score 2) 151
You can tie UBI into incentives for certain behaviors
But then it wouldn't be a UBI anymore.
Comment Re: Prohibited (Score 1) 106
Well now they're just going to make you agree one step earlier when you download it. If they don't already.
Comment Re:I'm not sure about the AI decomps (Score 2) 106
So China is going to win the hardware race after all.
Comment Re:Yes, but... (Score 2) 89
What is the possible cost of not having Data Sovereignty?
Someone like Trump or Musk could turn off your data and let an invading country have its way with you to improve their chances in the mid-terms.
Comment Re:LOL (Score 1) 131
Still says founder, like most of them. So what if it is family wealth? It's still better than scamming money from other investors with insider information.
Comment Re:Fears about AI are completely misplaced (Score 1) 49
AI is a tool. Like a hammer, or a nail gun, or a flamethrower, or bleach/acid, etc. We don't stop developing those tools because they're dangerous. We simply require people use them in a safe, responsible way, because they're very useful tools, and it's not hard to secure them.
If you stop connecting your AI agent to the internet, there goes that risk. if you stop connecting it to things that can cause damage, there goes another risk. It's not rocket science.
But the Chinese will, and we can't allow an AI extermination gap.
we're boned
Comment Re:LOL (Score 1) 131
Nancy Pelosi ranks 8th in terms of wealth. I'll let you guess which party the 7 people in front of her belong to. https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F...
But yeah none of them should be abusing this insider trading.
Interesting that the 7 above her got their money from things like founder, CEO, owner.
But Nancy's is listed as "investments"
Comment Re:Okay, but... (Score 1) 131
well known
Comment Re:Okay, but... (Score 1) 131
It's not about protecting rubes, it's about preventing an avenue for influence that's hard to trace. Who knows what countries, companies, and people put money in Trump's pocket through his coin and what they got for it.
Screwed over most likely.
It's not like Trump is well knows for sticking to his deals.
Comment Re:Magic (Score 1) 64
if unchecked by democracy
"Democracy" gave us Trump. Maybe we should try something else.
Feel free to move to Russia or Iran if you want some examples of "something else" in action.
Comment Re:The point isn't for arrests (Score 1) 48
The system scanned 500,000 faces. It cost £320,000.
And after the sunk cost of the hardware and installation. The next 500k will be £20 for the electricity to run them.
Comment Re:The scientific method (Score 1) 48
A trail failing is actually a success.
It worked perfectly. Not a sing bad person on the watchlist wanted to take the risk of getting caught and stayed away. Keeping everybody else safer as a result.
Comment Re:this article is the absolute counterexample (Score 1) 164
Gemini told me
ChatGPT
If you'd like, let me know what specific tasks you need it for—such as coding, writing, or research—so I can provide a more detailed breakdown.
Grok told me
Grok
At least Grok followed the instructions and answered with only 1 word.
Better version of Gemini told me
Depends
Seems like the best of the 3 I tried.
