Toribor

What you mean a bunch of bells and chimes and warning lights happening every time the road markings are ambiguous isn't helpful?

I had a realization recently that with driverless cars becoming more common that one day I'm going to be stuck in traffic surrounded by dozens of other cars that are completely empty. They'll just be going to pick up a human driver somewhere or going to park and no one will care because instead of eliminating traffic we'll just ensure humans are entertained while stuck in it.

Why bother to fix traffic congestion if you can just play PlayStation the whole time or whatever?

Google: A little evil is okay.

Capitalism consumes everything, even criticism of itself.

I've also become more and more convinced that these colossal huge general models are not necessary for many useful tasks and smaller more focused models will do just fine for a lot of the workloads people will actually be willing to pay for. Particularly once these companies have to stop selling at a loss.