No wonder MS has such a worldwide, thoroughly deserved reputation: technological tour-de-forces like this are exactly the kind of thing to be expected from this organization.

I mean, if AI at its current level of competence can tackle 30% of the work at Salesforce...

Why is this modded as funny? It may, or may not, be funny; what matters is that it is the truth.

I would argue no one. Not now, not ever.

Psylo people, kindly stick it up there where the sun never shines.

Turn over Firefox and Thunderbird to somebody who can develop them further competently.

I will always remember, to my last dying day, where I was and what I was up to when I learned about such momentous technological tour-de-force which is all but destined to mark a before and after milestone in the hi-tech world.

Because there is such an acute shortage of text editors Linux.

Although, you never know with such creatures: if this is going to piss off the liberals they will adopt it enthusiastically.

An AI can easily be a talking head that utters little more than platitudes and increases the value of the stock by laying off people and buying back more stock. An AI can easily do that, and at much lower cost than a CEO's compensation.

Hardly unexpected, when its owner is a spineless coward. Anyway, the main premise of the article - to wit, that sales of EV are in a slump - is a complete falsehood. As befits a newspaper owned by such a lowlife. What is in a slump is the sales of Tesla EVs - an altogether different proposition. EVs by other manufacturers are selling well world over. Not in Dumbfuckistan, for obvious reasons.

Because the Democrats like EVs. The Republican Party stands for one thing, and one thing alone, these days: to oppose anything and everything that the Democrats like. The MAGAt crowd takes this to its ultimate consequences: the only thing that matters to them is that the liberals suffer, even if in order to achieve that the MAGAts themselves must suffer.

And all because the buffoons at the helm of Broadcom, in their extremely finite wisdom, are desperately trying to conceal the fact that they are doing what they are doing in order to increase their revenue. Why not just say so? That's the fiduciary duty of a for-profit company in a capitalist system. Just say what everybody knows, rather than treating your customers as though they were ignorant morons.

However shameful and pathetic it may be, that's what many of us are feeling.

I cancelled my Prime subscription long ago, and have brought my business with Amazon pretty much down to zero. May you rot in hell.