'nuff said

They don't like to lose, so it'll lie to you and tell you you're a millionaire.

I can't wait to see what hallucinations these AIs will have, and what people will end up receiving.

And I'm sure someone will end up paying for and receiving random stuff without having asked the AI for anything.

Unless you're in Europe -- good ol' GDPR!

I ask "what does this common idiom mean: a squirrel only shaves when the moon is out".

The AI gives me an answer explaining it.

That's a hallucination.

There is no answer because I just made up "idiom", but an AI might still string words together to give a meaningful-looking answer because that's what an AI is essentially trained to do. Truth doesn't matter to it, outputting a string of words does.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.msn.com%2Fen-ca%2Fnews...

The original creator called it a "pirated clone"...

This is something severely lacking in so many people, so I wholeheartedly back this being taught in schools.

As the order is "predecisional", I fear this is a part that might be cut...

'cos I don't want to use either.

I tend to be a good problem solver. Despite mainly working in System Ops/DevOps, I've had developers pull me into sessions were their stuff was broken, and I'd help them quickly find and fix their problems.

I'm good at this because I learned to code. I learned C and assembler in college, and networking, and OS design, and all those low level things they help me "think" like a computer.

That's a skill that will be lost if people don't learn how to code, I fear. AI will churn out code, and if it breaks the "developers" won't know how to even start looking at it for issues.

There's a lot of "stuff" in quotes. Most of the stuff does "make sense" to be in quotes. It's quite "annoying" to read that synopsis, so I'm not going to go reading the "article" itself.

This issue I had was, after you typed something it, it would do a search of some sort instead of running the routine.

Routines could only by run by speaking to it.

I haven't tried it again for a few months, but the issue was there when I last tried it.

Wiz was founded in January 2020. It's it still a "startup" after 5 years? ðY"

Have they fixed the issue where, if you can't talk, then you can't ask it something like "turn off the lights" or a Routine starter phrase, because it would only respond to voice and not typing? 'cos that's of the main reasons I never switched...

One of those nuggets most people will have missed by only reading the headline.

You have to opt-in.

I'm ok using a digital boarding card. I prefer it.

I'm not so sure I'm ok with having to teach my parents how to do it, though. I guess I'm going to have to check them in on my phone, screenshot the boarding card, and print the screenshot.

And I'm sure there are many other people who prefer paper for multiple other reasons. Like not having a phone, for one.

Digital is great, but not for everyone!