How long until these systems automatically ping law enforcement that a vehicle with statistically suspicious behavior is approaching…
I don’t think the constitution or courts are going to effectively protect people from these systems. Minority Report should have been a distant future to be avoided.
YouTube changed their app to double dip ads too. Previously I could connect to my TV, then play a video on it. Now I have to start the video on my phone, which plays ads, then connect to the Tv, which plays more ads before the video. Advertisers will never be satisfied.
Fyi, that’s an invasive spotted lanternfly, which often infest the invasive Tree of Heaven.
This allegory is legit depressing.
It would be ironic if AI generated memes were the downfall of society and this golden era civilization.
Does it fly?
Just like in the ice machine and soda nozzles.
Was that true in 2017?
You can but a 2 pack of naloxone for about $50 now over the counter, less with insurance. And many health departments hand them out for free.
Roughly 10,000 tankers worldwide, with about 1,000 active at any one time.
The legal system isn’t actually meant to be just.
It was 52% to 48%. They could have flipped the outcome.
I bet most of the complaints will be how much it costs to upgrade to the recommended computer hardware level.
I know that I’m not going to spend $2k to play it on PC.
The article says he passed out drunk on a lawn, then assulted and pulled a gun on the homeowners when they tried to get him to leave.
The headline makes it sound like he was less of a threat to life than the likely reality.
They could allow the live stream on an official channel, but still censor the killing elsewhere.
I think a lot of people would indulge the sub fantasy, it’s just the privileged class that can afford the regular prodome sessions.
Just normalizing the image of military shooting citizens.
Assuming he is alive, he will need permanent supervision due to all the top secrets he holds.
My goddess doesn’t yet seem pleased with the number of blood sacrifices in her honor