I’m not saying it’s forever impossible, I’m saying I currently don’t trust these technologies to operate autonomously in a context where lives are at potential risk and they’ll need to prove beyond the shadow of a doubt that they can do so reliably before I start trusting.

Depends on what you mean by “worth it”. What do you hope to get out of it?

That’s a different type of platform though. Upscrolled = insta, Loops = tiktok.

It hasn’t yet been used without people around who can stop the process if it goes wrong.

I do not know that. I’d also assume the technology to close a door on a car to work very differently from that on a house because a door on a house that may not be closed properly is far less dangerous than one on a car. Also, yes, I don’t trust that 2 ton vehicle either if it claims to be autonomous.

Call me a cynical luddite but somehow I don’t trust today’s autonomous car technology to be reliable and fool-proof enough for that mechanism not to fail catastrophically and randomly because it’s raining or someone on the other side of the street made a sudden movement or Mercury is in retrograde or the company’s stock market just dropped 592 points because investors are furious after realising they wasted money on a backup or it’s Tuesday.

… Well I shouldn’t think anyone would do such a dastardly thing so that couldn’t POSSIBLY be it. 😳

Ah, that explains a lot.

A cursory look at the Steam reviews suggests trouble with crossplay. Gog reviews are 85% positive. Make of that what you will.

Giving them the ability to close their own doors just screams “kid’s arm smashed in automatic car door failure”.

*smoosh face to screen* blululululululu ❤️

“Don’t use X” always means “it’s okay to use X if there are no alternatives but do look for alternatives”. Unless X is X. Then don’t use X.

The title implies that her fraud somehow caused her to win and the other athlete to not win. The two events are not related.

That’s what it did in the other one, a few weeks back.

Article: https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/anthropic-claude-ai-vending-machine-agent-b7e84e34

Video: https://youtu.be/SpPhm7S9vsQ

Silly me, I was under the impression that the purpose of the “vending machine test” was to test whether an AI could autonomously run a vending machine (something that would make sense from an economic standpoint), not whether it could “figure out” it was in a simulation.

Cpt James T Kirk level passing of tests.

It might be cheap to build yourself then but cheap parts have rarely deterred a capitalist.

Sounds interesting and entirely unaffordable.

It’s not mine, I have no claim to anything.

I’m so used to articles on websites being nonsense, I didn’t even think to check the text around the image: https://www.cultofmac.com/news/home-theater-setup-makes-exposed-wires-look-cool

No more new consoles for you, ever.