Companies drink the Kool Aid all the time.

We will use AI to…

Yeah, a bit rich for them to be complaining about a technology they’re also planning on installing and using themselves.

Using it for “moderation” would be…not sure why they’d need to “detect” moderation.

Perhaps you’ve phrased this poorly.

Caught between an Authoritarian and a Fascist.

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Roblox should be sued for alot of things, this is one of them.

It would likely increase adoption of the OS on people’s computers too.

It replaces the children’s intelligence, so they don’t have to think of questions or pretend like they were listening.

NIMBYies in panic mode.

The article also mentions each enquiry also evaporates 0.26 of a milliliter of water… or “about five drops”.

I have a Quest 1 which I still use everyday because it gives me a set exercise regime. Sideloaded a bunch of free indie titles that get me moving and it’s worth it.

That seems to be a huge factor in terms of continued usage: Do you use it for regular exercise. Most people who stick with VR seem to get some exercise related quality of life out of the technology.

In the 1970s companies started “Stack Ranking” all their employees and firing the bottom 10% in order to replace them or simply using their wages to pay CEOs more.

Companies used to provide workers a pay related sense of justice, a career for life.

Now the media will jump past all this to blame anything but the CEOs and failure of Government to reign in the wage gap via the force of law.

Dang it.

Yep this is what the early adopters are for. Send those grunts in to get torched and maimed.

This bubble needs to pop, the sooner the better.

Turns out the probablistic generator hasn’t grasped logic, and that adaptable multi-variable code isn’t just a matter of context and syntax, you actually have to understand the desired outcome precisely in a goal oriented way, not just in a “this is probably what comes next” kind of way.

I don’t know what the deal is, just that the article specifically names What’s App.

Says in the article the users clicked “share chat” then shared the links with others on services like What’s App.

Sounds like What’s App should get some flack for this too.

His vision sounds like “let us listen to, and see every task you do, so that we can command the world centrally from my business”

Zuckerberg predicted that personal AI systems that deeply understand users’ goals will become increasingly important, with devices like smart glasses becoming primary computing tools because they can understand context by seeing and hearing what users experience.

Google Glasses 2.0 but with even more privacy concerns, literally a horrible idea. He’s just hype cycling his unpopular glasses.

Billionaire hype brain rot.