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According to the article they have higher crash rates and fatalities because the drivers are worse. The cars themselves actually rate fairly high in safety standards.

That being said, I think the safety evaluations are flawed and don’t consider things like electronic locks.

It’s going to be effective, but it’s a sad world where you have to create a total nanny state because there exist a subset of users who are INCREDIBLY stupid.

A boring OS is a healthy OS.

I don’t see how this will stay consistent enough for art directors to sign off on it. It’s effectively just a hallucination based on your current video game frame.

That’s the biggest tell. Everything looks suspiciously “samey”

Yep! Sounds like it’s time for a rewatch!

Exactly what is pictured above

They need to rapidly reduce the complexity of their software if they want to get this under control. The answer is NOT to add more features, it’s to simplify things.

I dunno, the I-JEPA paper only dealt with image classification, and it looks like it isn’t scaling with larger model sizes like the other techniques.

Besides, Meta was one of the biggest failures in AI model building while he was there. Not exactly a confidence booster.

I’m extremely skeptical if he’s truly raising money off of name recognition alone instead of a real demo frontier model that just needs scaling.

Good luck getting your model to learn how to code through physical experience instead of through text.

Godot is catching up on the compatibility front, as far as I can tell.

That’s the case for our small studio. It’s simply not safe to bring in our foreign designers.

Yes, for example in 2024 Trump took more votes than Harris.

• ~77 million votes for Trump
• ~75 million votes for Harris
• ~90 million didn’t vote

77+90 million “stupid” people vs 75 million “smart” people. I think that easily qualifies for most people are stupid.

Are they a minority though? Because the last election kinda proved otherwise.

It’s not spray painted gold

You don’t have to be right 100% of the time when scanning for vulnerabilities. You only have to be right once. It’s a fundamentally different game.

It’s a great way to poke at software looking for security holes en masse. Lots of vulnerabilities are ready to be exploited at scale with LLMs.

If anything, department of war spending on AI might prolong the bubble.

That’s literally what his cult thinks of him

Just because another security flaw exists, it doesn’t invalidate the first security flaw.

Not posting pictures of your keys online goes far beyond automotive security.