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Mistakenly sending signals in the wrong direction? Not likely. I would bet on sending active scanning signal in the intended direction.

Might it be that AI determines that negativity decreases likeliness that it's goal will be achieved?

Well, it's confirmed. Elon has a very short dick.

He worked 72 hours straight with no breaks for $3.360. 45 dollars an hour. Coding in a nutshell.

I see unforced errors in recent articles here that lead me to believe that there AI at use such as; "Driving slowly, and therefore efficiently, is made simpler by the lack of side bolstering of the seats and that high H-point that magnifies any amount of roll when cornering."

Mr. Whitwam, I don't know ya but I like ya for saving those greyhounds.(y)

I hate that asian style "gills" have made it into Astons design style. I'll take a pre-2022 model.

OR... he could invest a VERY small amount of his 165 BIllion DOLLARS to empoly 50% more programmers effectively creating the exact same work/time ratio in order to achieve the exact same result. But no, the genius wouldn't even consider that.

Money is power and I believe that in many cases would place Corporations at the head of this list, seeing that the money controls many of the politicians.

That's "idea stealing idiot car manufacturer" to you.

Intuitively I would believe that this valve would be more efficient if made of a flexible material as the spiral would be forced into a more central position by fluid moving in the adverse direction.

I drive for a living, 10 hours a day and I will tell you what the real problem is. Super bright headlights are designed to illuminated the road ahead by focusing intense light on the road only, lower than the oncoming drivers eyes so as not to blind oncoming drivers ON A FLAT ROAD only. When a...

Incredibly clickbait title. "Unfixable bug... have to throw your computer away..." Maybe they should qualify that by saying most end users are very, very unlikely to encounter this exploit. Yes, admins should be very careful about physical access, but end users are very unlikely to ever be...

It saddens me that we would be so synical. Mr. Musk Atlman has done nothing but advance contribute... (generating statistically probable next word)...

Off topic but I wish we would all agree that PPI (Pixels per Inch) is an arbitrary and unhelpful metric. We need a metric that compares resolution in headset on a level playing field. The relevant metric is PPD (Pixels per degree). PPI is a spec of the screens, PPI of the screen in a VR headset...

So if I'm getting the gist of this article it says that a naughty dog ... created... a "'carefully crafted'... dream project... using AI tools... that 'could redefine mainstream perceptions of gaming." Am I right?

"The mice have refused to answer questions and have requested lawyers."

"we've got a team of system engineers who are then putting the electronics on that, doing the software and turning it into a battery," he said. "Because we found it's not very compelling to the customer with a bag of white powder." "Customers with a bag of white powder" are notoriously hard to...

So you agree?