sadly it seems like most of the banks I use still enforce antiquated password rules, no MFA and rely on stupid questions most of which can easily be guessed from public records.
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yup, ALMOST correct documentation, but using 10-20x the amount of words needed to actually document. Is it better than nothing? probably? Much of it is really hard for a human to read though. So if the purposed us to document what the AI did for a future instance of an AI, sure, but I don't see the current tech replacing technical writers in the short term.
the way the crony capitalism economy works, it will bankrupt all of us well before it does the AI companies...
This is older, but even humans don't have a great concept of how a bicycle works... https://twistedsifter.com/2016/04/artist-asks-people-to-draw...
Let me fix that for you. Marc Andreessen is wrong. There is the whole broken clock analogy though...
sadly I still worry about that. An install fails once, you you hard code the --force flag in all your CI/CD jobs and we are back in the same place again. I am not sure what the answer is, though problems...
Is that not most if not all smart TVs today? Basically nearly every TV made and sold right now?
privatize the profits, socialize the risk and debt
but if the host OS is already comprised, what is the point of sandbox inside of it?