Surely some of their developments will improve quality of medicine and improve treatment or even cure some diseases.
They will own patents, so, if USA bans their medicaments directly, they will end up relying licensing them and approving through US private pharma partners.
Either that, or US will be unable to benefit from some modern drugs until patents expire.

These guys just hope they are true, but they aren't.
Because how else can their production boom be explained? That they suddenly appeared as the bigest car producer in the world, taking over markets?
And it doesn't happen only with cars.

that link was established, maybe not the only cause.

In countries that don't produce cars nobody cares, they will let them in.

Congratulations, you sound like a human, not AI.

Well described. I have yet to encounter properly good and enjoyable music made by AI. I guess it will be by a person with some clever ideas and vision that knows how to steer AI into producing what he wants without needing to do down to the detail engineering effort in DAWs. Possibly mixed with some real instruments and voice.

I.e. just going back isn't enough. There should be a big payout for this move that has damaged the business of the company and financial interests of their owner.

Oh, good to know and thus stay away from Tesla cars. Until they implement a persistent kill switch (not for the car but for RF emissions), I'm not going to buy one.

In reality they will of course not discount it.
Box should include either the charger or a refund coupon equal to the retail price of one.

He is on a crusade war on China, but also Russia (let's not forget he is one of cheerleaders of developing drone tech for Ukraine specifically to launch long range attacks into Russia).
Let China do their slave work, and let US do their regular work. Overworking does not produce better results, but does burn out workers, especially in science, engineering, programming.

Possibly. Or they snooped on the attackers and they needed to delay something getting public.

There is legal requirement for availability of spare parts on each major market. Also, specs need to be open so that OEMs can produce them (even in case original manufacturer ends support).

Well, they are 1.4 billion and have built factories to do cheap stuff nobody wants to make. And with that industrial base moved on to stuff that only they can make, and then making it almost impossible to catch up due to their economy of scale.

Hardware got more expensive.
That should be thanked to crypto and AI, both of which have driven GPu prices high. But also moving to more expensive EUV-based litography - and geopolitical situation that shut the door for alternative GPU makers from China (blocked from making chips outside of China).
I sincerely hope that current trend will turn around and Nvidia, AMD etc. get some proper run for their money as soon as Chinese catch up in litography.

On some models, BMW does (or did) sell subscription for heated seats. Yeah, it's not a joke.