However since OpenAI's Wikipedia page clearly states that a rogue agent absolutely definitely pinky-swear didn't do this, I'm inclined to conclude that it's fake news.

Like way too many things these days "owning the libs" isn't a one-off purchase, it's a lifetime non-cancellable subscription, and your children and children's children will be paying for it as well.

Hehe, true.

No idea what you want to say.

This satellite is just one.

Here is how the orbits look like: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2F...

But Flock (or other technology) is fuel or at least a catalyst to such "bad police".

Second in place only to the habit to cover up police misbehaviour.

Everyone who talks about "just a few bad apples" needs to remember that the saying is that "Just a few bad apples will spoil the batch"

Because the EMP will go around an AM radio while taking out FM ones?

For all the people saying "hurr, durr, emergencies!", I've been around for awhile and never in my entire life have I needed an AM radio "for emergencies", and that includes in earthquakes, floods, tornadoes, and a (small) tsunami. I carried out an informal poll of a few folks who have been around for rather longer than I have, including one whose life experience goes back almost to the dawn of radio, and none of them could recall ever needing an AM radio "for emergencies" except for the near-centenarian who remembers listening to the radio for warnings about which city the bombers were heading for so they could go down to the cellar. In addition, apart from the near-centenarian, none of them actually owned a radio, or at least new where it was and whether it worked, and the near-centenarian only uses it to listen to Internet streaming because "the AM stations are all rubbish".

Apologies for injecting facts and data into the discussion. As you were.

For me it was looking at the list of updates, there's major new features being added at the rate of one every few days in some cases, there's no way a human is writing the code there.

In that case you die of fenestral plague, not pneumonic plague.

I guess the plan is to let it communicate with the starlink satellites.

Thanx for the info, I did not really dig into the space data center idea.

I guess as soon as you have enough up, your request will go to one that is close and not on the other side of the planet.

Most players use the keyboard. And perfect click is far less relevant than perfect strategy.

Germany comes to mind.
But probably not on a much higher level than Go.

I did play Stratego since ages.

Latency is about a 1/10th of a second if it is a geo stationary satellite, and much lower if it is in a lower orbit.
I suggest to put a half assed complicated request into what ever AI you are using and cout: 21, 22, 23 until the first result pops up.

An additional 1/10th of a second, you won't notice.

Meteor smacks are rare.

The oldest currently operating satellite that can still transmit a communication signal is AMSAT-OSCAR 7 (AO-7).
While it is an amateur radio satellite rather than a commercial television broadcasting satellite, it remains the absolute oldest active piece of communications hardware in space.

That satellite is only a small amateur radio "relay", it is operational since 52 years, on solar power.

If one spends a lot of money on something, it is kind of save to assume he has done his math.

A single star link satellite for example makes Space X 450million earnings.