More likely: O'Rielly submitted portions of the books to GPT-3.5 for testing which were then incorporated into the 4.0 release. It now recognizes the passages because O'Rielly gave it to the AI.

Some of these (According to the summary/article) were pics sent in "private messages" and not on their profiles to be shared. If I was a user on any of these platforms I would be mad as hell. These platforms are basically saving all of these private message's/pictures and they are not E2E encrypted.

IE: they are not "private".

If it was similar to the documents required to convince the home loan underwriters, you would need income statements, bank statements and any documents showing where any large(over 1K) transfers came from for the last 6 months. It took about 2 weeks for us to provide all the documents necessary to prove we were not bringing in any cash from illegal sources.

All this technical talk about how they made it so the mushroom could do stuff, but not a single bit about what the mushroom actually did. What is the Running Wild that the title speaks of entail?

And, what do mushrooms that can move around do? I read the F'N article and there's no mention of what a mushroom that is let "Run wild" does. I would assume that it seeks out a moist dark place, but you never know, it could head to the beach.

He did not like the look of the handcuffs they were going to be using (According to another poster).

It will be "Suggestions" rather than "Autocorrection"

It is not $20M for the API Token, it is based on usage. So if Apollo has the same usage over the next year as they had over the last year, it would cost them $20M. If each user supplied their own token, it would probably only cost them $5-10/year to use Apollo. Perhaps there's even a free tier if your usage is low enough.

There was no talk of having the aliens pay for a spaceport, so there's no aliens.

Only 1 out of 10 dentists wanted more money than we could afford to pay them to overcome their disdain for our product! Success!!!

Okay, so he headline should read: Free 4K TV while supplies last and business shuts down.

Well, it would make them harder to catch in these online honey pots that they currently use, or in the indexed database of everyone's conversations that they want to have. It would rely on the child telling someone and the police investigating it.

If the accreditation is actually done properly, it is a great way to certify that the education provided by a program is of any value. If the fabric of a society has bribery and corruption so thoroughly imbedded in it the accreditation process becomes also suspect. I wouldn’t trust the accreditation certification too much until the societal issues are corrected. Of course it is better to have that process in place to try and correct the issue of the degree mills until the whole system can be trusted.

It would be cheaper if they didn't have to still have the minimum wage employee to verify what was taken at times and to restock the shelves. So they end up with the additional expense of all the infrastructure and no savings. Normal stores this size would only have 1 employee on shift most times anyways.

Depends on your desired accuracy. 3 would probably be the absolute minimum for GPS to work at all. I'm sure that will provide better accuracy than what the article mentions: Thought they had travelled 50 m, but was actually only 2 m.