Whilst I do really welcome this, I guess it is the end of an era. Undoubtedly it had lots of negative aspects, but it was incredibly important to the lives of many people, coal mining and the Industrial Revolution were crucial to this country. That was a lot of CO2 released though!
The Observer: “So unappealing is the portrait this pair of NYT reporters paint that a more fitting title might be Character Assassination. Or it would if it wasn’t for the fact that Musk himself provides most of ammunition discharged in this damning account.” www.theguardian.com/books/2024/s...
New York Times reporters Kate Conger and Ryan Mac paint a damning portrait of the billionaire who turned the social media platform into a smaller business and a larger cesspool
Surely Speed cameras don’t have an algorithm as such, they are purely triggered by speed, whoever or whatever is driving (one presumes self driving vehicles could also speed unless they are aware of specific limits).
In the human rights crisis in Venezuela, the Maduro regime has started cancelling passports to stop people fleeing the country, particularly journalists and opposition leaders and their families who have been facing a brutal crackdown.
You say Mobius strip, I say Macbeth. I think that the UK’s situation with Brexit is comparable with staging Macbeth. The last government and this one are staging it with different actors, props, costumes, emphasis, but the same lines, plot and tragic outcome.
I think that the UK’s situation with Brexit is comparable with staging Macbeth. The last government and this one are staging it with different actors, props, costumes, emphasis, but the same lines, story and tragic outcome.
Whilst I agree with the first part of your comment on the environmental cost, and yes they have been over hyped, I think lots of folk will find some use for AI, whether to help write or illustrate.
I suspect he would view that as a compliment! Although he would probably refer to himself as a Xcorpion…
Are they also going to export the shitty water to another country? I mean, instead of pumping it into our rivers? It might be as good or if not better business idea, send our waste water to desertic countries, they can use it to irrigate and fertilise in one go, win win.
For a country blanketed with rain on a daily basis this is nuts.
Contingency plan using sea tankers to deal with future shortages would be paid for from customers’ bills