And he only claimed this after Tesla looked at the data and publicly refuted his version of events to begin with, which was that the car just drove into the house by itself.

Because legally they have to.

If you don’t want that rush you don’t use the software. Simple.

Well the driver now claims he passed out, so the Tesla definitely isn’t at fault.

And what if you were doing 70mph for a few hundred meters before the house?

You’d be going right into that house. No car will stop that.

You may as well say you want people banned from driving then. We use “cameras” for object detection.

Yes, legally.

Gee, who didn’t see this coming. As expected, it was user error.

Good thing its called Full Self Driving (Supervised) then.

Layoff protection? A guaranteee that you won’t be let go? So even if you’re terrible at your job you can’t be fired just because you don’t want to be?

There’s dumb, and then there’s this.

The PS5s audio system is nothing special, what are you talking about? You didn’t buy into all the “tempest is their secret sauce and can be used for extra graphics work” BS did you?

Mostly 50+ years of family photos and home videos, from converted VHS tapes, to thousands of 4K60 HDR videos.

I have it all on my RAID DAS, but I also have it on no less than 3 cloud backup services. With the cost of local storage these days I trust my cloud backups a lot more than local.

Look at the consolidation of the market due to failing studios. WB aren’t selling because they’re doing well. Disney is releasing extremely expensive flop after extremely expensive flop. Yes, the entire movie industry as we know it is in a fight for survival, has been for years.

AI enables significantly quicker and cheaper iteration and experimentation. You stint have to hire a gigantic CGI studio to get cgi on screen anymore, which enables a much more streamlined movie making process. It also enables much more creativity because there is far less risk. A studio would be much more likely to sign off on a director making a short to pitch for a full movie if it only costs $2k but has cgi/locations/etc matching a $200mil blockbuster.

I do. It has the ability to revolutionise the dying, spiralling out of control movie industry. How? By cutting costs dramatically, and by reducing production time. What would usually take 2000 people for $200mil might now be doable with 50 people and $200k. That’s revolutionary technology.

AI is not “destroying society” 🤣

You’d want that when you have more onedrive storage filled up than you have storage space on your device. I’ve got 2TB+ in onedrive, but have multiple Windows machines where I don’t have 2TB of space to download all that, nor do I want it to be downloaded.

Nah, still shouldn’t use them for anything other than backups that you need to access frequently, and that’s only cause their speeds make that better. SSDs don’t like sitting around not being used, and can just drop dead at any time, whereas HDDs generally will show signs of failure long before they actually die.

For what exactly?

Nah we know you’re free to resist it, we’re just telling you that resistance is futile and will only lead to you being left behind.

Some people didn’t think the internet was the future. The people telling them that it was and that they should get on board weren’t mean or nasty, they were trying to help people understand.

The people who think AI is going away are the people who didn’t think the internet would be a thing now.

Horse and carriage salesmen didn’t have any good things to say about cars.

You don’t listen to people who are working in a position that’s about to be replaced by something new when they complain about said “something new”, because they’re biased against it.

At the end of the day, if the entire creative arts industries disappeared overnight, the world carries on without any real disruption. People might not like to hear it, but it’s true. The entire industry is essentially just a luxury thing.

There aren’t many industries that could be wiped out and nothing in daily life really changes, but the arts is one.