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Comment Re:Okay, but (Score 5, Insightful) 55

More seriously... I decided to watch the video of the guy against that "Terminator" non-autonomous robot. Just about everything the guy did had ZERO effect on the robot. The robot's attacks, on the other hand, were clearly dominant. But the robot fell over on its own, twice... and after the second fall the guy just walked over and declared "victory". It was pretty bogus.

Comment Re:Handspring (Score 0) 5

This might (or might not) be mildly funny in context... but just yesterday I was looking at the cupboard in my home office, thinking about how I really should clean all the old kruft out so I can repurpose that space for something actually useful. One item, on the top shelf, is an old Iomega Zip Drive. Right next to it is a Handspring Visor, along with its box.

Of course this little narrative with myself has repeated every few months, for many years, without any ensuing action. In all likelihood that cupboard with eventually get cleaned out... but by my daughter, after I've passed on.

Submission + - IMF Warns of the real AI threat: Debt (imf.org)

databasecowgirl writes: Along with the dangers of continuing cyberattacks, the IMF reports that the threat of an AI market crash is putting the global markets at risk.

Three salient risks could trigger a sharp tightening of financial conditions and market turmoil. Weaker or less durable investment and profitability in artificial intelligence could lead to a correction in AI-related asset prices, amplified by rising leverage and concentrated exposures. Resurgent inflation or fiscal concerns could drive a sharp rise in sovereign bond yields, with potentially broad repercussions across financial markets. Meanwhile, increasingly sophisticated cyber threats pose growing risks as finance becomes more digital and interconnected.

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