I do. It's annoying that we have close to human level AI in pretty much everything now but videogame bots are still as dumb as they were 20 years ago.

Less than a million a year is nothing for a company at that scale, the move was probably motivated by control/data security reasons.

Ikea sells smart switches you can control with a remote, no internet connection required.

heGrand Theft Automaker terminatedbetween 30 and 40 staffersacross multipleoffices in the UK and Canada on Thursday, according to aspokesperson for the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB).

Even worse, they also took the spacebar of the Union spokesman!

Unless you want to update, that is.

Think of it this way: each of these robots is one less delivery van on the road. Personally, I'm looking forward to less traffic, less noise and less pollution.

IM app whose only selling point is that it deletes your data, deletes your data.

Once the definition have been stretched to the point that it could be used for completely disjoint sets of symptoms it became useless. "Autistic" is just the new "quirky".

Lionsgate distributes Hollywood blockbusters including The Hunger Games, John Wick, The Twilight Saga, and Saw franchises. But despite its huge catalog, it is simply not enough for the AI to produce quality content.

Garbage in, garbage out.

Offshore windmills aren't an issue, you can just load the blades on a ship.

Even better, you can use the turbine blades as the rotor of the helicopter!

This is literally a story about a new feature Mozilla developed.

I think much of it is hype. While these implants are sold as brain reading devices, but from what I can gather it's just as much your brain learning how to use the implant. I doubt you could use these on an unwilling participant.

It's common wisdom that the data gathered through user tracking is valuable, but I'm not convinced it's true. Most of the numbers compare prices from the same ad network, for example they compare what you get for tracked Facebook ads vs untracked Facebook ads. But Facebook has an incentive to push tracking because that's how they differentiate themselves from other ad networks, so it makes sense they would underpay for untracked ads. The reason I believe that is because there's a massive market that is now killing online news sites and is actively moving away from tracking ads: video. There's no ethical reason to do so, Youtube is owned by Google so users are getting tracked anyway, the only reason vloggers are moving to sponsorships instead of Google ads is because it makes more money.

Guess how charge speed is increased? By putting more batteries in a car so they can be charged in parallel.