Re: All hail to the AI. May the AI kill us all.
> very little chance of it breaking in to our houses in the middle of the night and murdering our families while they sleep.
Well, unless you turn out to be an OpenAI whistleblower.
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Technically, you are unlikely to see the same face twice, but you are very likely to see similar faces only different in certain features.
Also, that's a static image. A convincingly moving one is hard to do, even without an AI-actor. See the wonky physics in a quite large number of blockbusters for reference.
> * Spare parts & tools to be available at reasonable cost.
Can I add... "you can stop early IF you forfeit ALL related copyright, freely release ALL design & repair documents, and ALL used parts (besides body panels) are generic and widely available at multiple manufacturing vendors."
No custom "only for this model" batteries, screens or <insert car parts>.
> Cat!!!
Yeah, the thing I miss most from my old office was the dogs. (As the resident office dog-sitter.)
The open-concept multinat offices ban pets outright because allergies, which I understand fully, but I still miss hugging-scratching them daily. (Yes, I could get one... butI don't trust myself with a cactus, much less an animal.)
> Best not to plug the damn thing into the Internet.
I wish it was that easy, but IIRC Samsung got a patent for building a mesh using their TVs to provide upload capabilities even if that particular TV was never plugged in the net. Yep, you pretty much need to either get a dumb TV (which is getting more and more impossible) or jailbreak it and disable most stuff on it.