I chuckled the other day when I heard that the planned attack on the UK airbase used by the US for attacks on Iran, is being blamed on Iran, and also being called terrorism.
I don’t think it’s terrorism when it’s a legitimate military target that takes place during war time. While it is possible for terrorism to exist during a war (you know, something like bombing schools, hospitals, residences, etc), an attack on an enemy’s base doesn’t fit.
Those look nice, but they don’t look all that comfortable or functional.
I’m thinking more like Coruscant fashion:
I have no hair on top of my head, so I’m always wearing a hat. A Tilly in the summer and a toque in the winter. But I don’t wear them for fashion purposes, strictly functional.
What I do wish would come into fashion are robes. So comfy and functional!
Right, but the sensors can be designed for semis, and the trailers should have the sensors just like they have brake lights.
I’ve often wondered why every new passenger vehicle sold in the US over the past decade or so has sensors that let you know if there’s something in your blind spot, but semis are not using this technology even though they have much larger blind spots. I would think you’d see trucks adopting this other safety equipment before they go full self-driving.
Now they can burn through more of the expensive diesel than before!
Agreed… the problem is that the damage is already done and there’s no way to really make it right to the copyright holders so mandating that all AI models and their weights should be treated as public domain would at least help a bit.