AI can deliver turnaround times that humans can't.

That military operation that hit the headlines this morning? There'll be a AAA team shooter based on it available on Steam tonight.

This is getting stupid. It's like saying "we checked your travel time and we suspect you didn't walk under your own power for the entire journey". Who gives a fuck?

By Anthropic's description, if I write thousands of words of my own work and ask Claude to check for any spelling mistakes, and Claude says "one typo, you wrote CIa instead of CIA, fixed" what comes back has the watermark.

NOBODY KNOWS what Copilot apps they're using. Microsoft Copilot? Microsoft 365 Copilot? Copilot chat (available to Microsoft 365 subscribers)? Microsoft Copilot Studio? Github Copilot? Microsoft Copilot for iPhone?

beat me to it.

How did Microsoft blow this? It had everything it needed to be number one in everything to do with AI, and now its only users are people who don't have a choice.

75%

Unless all the Tahoe shit that should've had the MacOS design team fired gets removed from Golden Gate, all of my Macs will be quite happy to remain on Sequoia thank you very much.

Did the Cloudera exec who implemented this policy have anything in common with the candidates who the policy DID select...?

Niantic started life as an internal team at Google working on monetising location data. Being a revenue centre was the whole point from day one.

Only the "delivery robots" bit of this is actually news. Niantic being a datamining operation that tricked its users into scanning the real world for it is not. Hell Zuboff devoted a chunk of "The Age of Surveillance Capitalism" to it and that book came out in 2019.

(There's an old saying that makes the point: the only truly intuitive interface is the nipple. All others are learned.)

Sorry, but that interface is a learned one too. If you've ever sat and helplessly watched a new mother and baby trying to work out how to get some milk INTO baby, you know what I mean.