So, I saw the new Joker movie. It's not the ending I would have gone with, but otherwise 🤷. It is a musical psychodrama that happens to lean on some comic book characters, but never feels much like a comic book movie. Watching people be insane about it has been more satisfying than the movie.
I want to fix this with a simple tax law revision. To get the write-off they should have to produce an actual product and incur the losses. As it stands, we're for paying corporations to have hobbies.
I think dog walking was an insane example application. Maintaining balance against any but the tiniest of dogs is going to be hard. An actual dog walking robot should probably look like an oversized Roomba.
It's so weird to me that they chose dog walking as an example, because the robot it would take to walk my dog would be a tank. It would be insane to try to do that with a bipedal humanoid bot.
Neither of them is this hot, honestly...
Exactly. We're here pretending like this is squarely in the police wheelhouse...
The only thing this is missing is that it takes progressively more and more little glasses to hold up that big glass.
I mean, they're capable of self-interest. I don't think they'd let it happen on purpose. But, they'd destroy 99.8% of the world to build their walled paradise. Which is its own kind of bad. The risk is that in their hubris, they'll overreach and break something they can't keep under control.
To be fair, she has a large fan base that has never actually listened to her speak.