the black smoke was supposed to be cover so they can organize... right?

I followed AI developments in the beginning, but it felt like really effective use cases were always just out of reach.

Last time I was using AI was before "Agentic" AI was a thing (it was just around the corner).

Can anyone clue me in, is AI still making forward progress? I feel like if there was a massive change or breakthrough it would be HUGE news, but I also imagine slow incremental progress could eventually build up to being a breakthrough.

I understand that it is still way too prone to errors and hallucinations to be trusted with serious tasks, but have there been any noteworthy improvements?

Was gonna say, LG does the same thing.

So far my only TV that hasn't forced things in an absurd way has been my Sony... Guess what Sony just did? (Sold their Bravia TV line to TCL...)

I feel like its also a big part of the reason inflation took off like crazy after his first term (some of the spending was a good idea due to Covid, but he spent on a lot more).

Really wishing I had bought gold when it was cheap...

I love it when a mad man unilaterally starts wars in my name without my consent.

was going to say, shoot I'm gonna install an adblocker just for that feature!