I'll believe it when I see it.

The answer is no. Almost all of the rail lines in the United States are owned by the freight companies and getting right of way corridors for dedicated passenger rail through the country would be almost impossible, require the use of eminent domain, and destroy many pieces of family homes. Even Amtrak cannot make its own connecting trains (YouTube worst Amtrak route from Florida to Alaska?) because it has to wait for freight trains as they get precedence on their own rails over passenger traffic.

Also, examine what happened with high-speed rail in California. The red tape is extreme.

So we are going to solve pollution's effects by releasing more pollution?

"Antihydrogen is the "mirror version" of hydrogen"

Does it also wear a goatee?

If all of the most popular websites use Cloudflare now the world's best hackers only have to take out one service instead of many.

Note the symmetry: Musk gets pissed at OpenAI founds xAI.
Bezos watches Musk found xAI founds Project Prometheus six months later.
Whenever one of them moves, the other one is lurking in the rear-view mirror with a checkbook.
Best frienemies, ever.

Just think about all three bubbles popping at the same time, likely caused by collapsing confidence in the AI market when it's revealed that training does not equal creativity and progress has slowed to incremental steps. That's when markets fall.

Falling markets will affect crypto and the ability to pay ballooning debt. Then you enter the debt death spiral.

I was in college when the Internet bubble burst. We were all there for IT, too. Same with the 2008 sub-prime bubble. If one bubble can be that bad, imagine a cascade of three.

I hope it's all just a bad guess.

This sounds like a hot potato nobody wanted from the beginning. It couldn't survive as a separate project under the BrightDrop name, so it gets brought back into the GM fold. Then it gets "assigned" to Chevrolet. Yeah, maybe these were warning signs.

There are valid applications for gasoline and diesel but some people will not be happy until they are completely eliminated, benefits ignored. I consider a 19% improvement significant - that's nearly 1/5th fewer emissions than pure petroleum.

"The G-Drive couldn't have a backup system due to its large capacity"

IBM TS4500 stores up to 2.63 exabytes per library, compressed. 877.5 petabytes native. Thats enough to store 3066 copies of the G drive with compression, without deduplication.

I use Mint

I'm reading this article, am I not? Not everything is AI and narrated for us. I would argue that people read more using their phone than sitting down reading War & Peace.

An AR-sized bet? Does that mean this robot will be semi automatic?

This means that the far side of the moon is more important than ever - being shielded from ionized particles originating on Earth.

Lifting gigantic windmill blades by airplane makes absolutely no sense at all. They are already so large they do not fit down streets - so we will make them larger and they will go airport to airport and then what? They still have to fit down streets to get to the turbine.

HOW ABOUT we use a lifting body like an airship instead? Heck, it can even be a motor assisted lifting body so we don't need to offset all that weight in gas alone. Then we can deliver the blades RIGHT TO the worksite, no roads or runway needed.