Quote: âwebsites describe state organs using DeepSeekâ(TM) Breaking news - Chinese government now and organic life form - personell organized into organs instead of departments

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Good question. Looks like many no-name Chinese manufacturers that you can buy on Amazon, for example. See here https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fhackread.com%2Fbadbox-2-...

I believe there are a bunch of these. Gabb phone, pinwheel are two Iâ(TM)ve heard of, here are two more: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Freallyareyouserious.co...

The slashdot linear comment thread is an awful 90s way to find the best recommendation, AND this is a news site - this would be much better posted to stackexchange.

Does it matter whether it actually has an internal strategic model, if the output based on statistical wordbuilding leads to what a human would characterize as strategy? Just because it thinks in a fundamentally different way from a human, trained on gobs of data on how humans think including human strategy, doesnt mean you cant characterize it as strategy or intelligence, no matter what mechanisms it used. The Turing test is interesting in itself. The idea that in the end, if it fools a human then it can be considered to think. The important insight being that it is true regardless of what the internal process was, be it binary, statistical, quantum or otherwise.

It is only worthwhile it makes someone money. Or it doesnâ(TM)t make me a better toaster then it is not important. For example sports - clear example of utilitarian spending.

I love that this was reported tomorrow. theres a mindbender for ye

Agreed, their core competency nor differentiator has not yet been disclosed to the public. That would be foolish at this stage! The article is really a âoewatch this spaceâ

The California laws effectively void the noncompete clauses that employers often make their employees sign. Specifically because those clauses were significantly reducing competition of big CS companies.

And intel is headquartered in the CA Silicon Valley so i assume this applies here.

California has laws to help employees make spinoffs like this without getting sued. See here for example https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.paulweiss.com%2Finsi...

Honest question for you /.ers that probably know the answer. Why did the Linux Foundation step up to solve this Wordpress problem. Really, I want to know how do they benefit and who paid the salaries for the Linux Found employees that obviously put a lot of time into solving this. seems like a good move, just curious how it got incentivized to do so.

How many people have learned to ignore their TPMS light on their dashboard, because the Bluetooth tire pressure sensors constantly run out of batteries? I personally repair this with the CarTalk method, by putting some duct tape over the TPMS light.

Adios bath water and baby