

The comparison is ok, but aren’t there a few magnitudes more viruses than cancers?..and wouldn’t they get a ton of positive publicity from just solving one?..like way more than solving a math problem?


The comparison is ok, but aren’t there a few magnitudes more viruses than cancers?..and wouldn’t they get a ton of positive publicity from just solving one?..like way more than solving a math problem?


And the parents made zero agreements with Waymo before putting their kids in one? Sounds pretty unlikely.


I agree with that for the most part.
I’m not sure if being children has another layer to it in this case. To a point, school are not accused of false imprisonment if they “detained” a misbehaving child in detention. It is not obvious to me Waymo did something illegal or immortal.
But overall I agree we should pay attention and the same facts with an 18 year old would probably be different (gun probably legal, ect).


I agree the headline and article don’t match. The ghost gun part is actually confusing. Waymo had no way of knowing if it was a ghost gun.


It seems like a pretty weird outlier event in which the worst thing did not happen.
I would want anyone on the street to report children going around with that gun. Call me crazy.


I would suggest people read the article. Their is no way in hell an Taxi/Uber driver would be ok with kids bringing a “Loaded AR Style Assault Rifle” into their car.


Depends. It is way often more right than it is wrong, however if you have a long enough chat, the chance that it produces a falsehood approaches 100%. Of course humans produce errors too.


Pretty much. Most administrations historically try to use the US spying power, financial power, ect. prudently. Trump has taken every little advantage we have over other countries (especially financial institutions) and put the screws to everyone. A century of trust building pissed away for his personal gain and random grievances. Not saying no one else did this, but several magnitudes less.


Screw these guys. US automakers have basically abandoned any attempt to build an affordable, small, electric car leaving a giant gap for the Chinese to fill, and we would all be better off if they did.
I’ve owned a Chevy bolt for 4 years and love it, but Chevy/GM keeps trying to kill it (2nd cancellation in mid 2027) and move everybody to an electric Equinox. If they don’t want to build small affordable (hopefully electric) cars, screw them, no sympathy. They clearly know people would buy these Chinese electrics.


I consider myself somewhat of a LLM.


It’s crazy to me how much money these companies can make off of human attention. Trying to inhabit places that doesn’t have monetary value.


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Ignoring the hundred reasons this is dumb, I would just love to know the launch cost per expected compute.
Best quote from article is at the very end: