A local bar has banned them already with a sign that basically says "this ban is as much to prevent you from getting punched as anything else".
In theory they shouldn't be a problem because I think there's a little LED that lights up when the camera is on, but in practice people don't know that so assume the worst.
That's like the least offensive use of AI as well. I'm perfectly fine with voice transcription that's hardly even an AI
Not to defend the glasses because they're obviously a problem, but that's more an individual doctor issue than a problem with the product.
Not if they don't already have the infrastructure in place. Remember that these power stations were built 30 odd years ago. No one expected climate change to get this bad this quickly even in the most pessimistic of models.
The big problem is it's really hard to have a conversation you can reply to someone and they can reply to you but the UI does not lend itself well to having a multi-person conversation, so at the moment you try and involve more than two people it just becomes a mess.
Plus I cannot stand with the fact that when somebody quotes a comment their response is placed above the original quote. Meaning I always read them out of order and don't understand it until I remember that I need to read it bottom to top and now it makes sense.
I'm just don't really find the Twitter experience to be all that much use. I was never a big Twitter user anyway.
The stupid thing is there are already profitable VR games that basically do exactly what Zuckerberg was trying to do. So despite the fact that he could just copied somebody else's homework he managed to screw it up.
Fancy being a top economist and therefore being privy to knowledge that is beyond the capabilities of us mortals. We thought the AI was a profitable business, and it turns out it's a giant scam, who would have thought it?
He can run on a platform of been the smarter individual.
And yet, it's got bugger all on the platform now. So it's more expensive for less volume.
It's the world's worst ZPM
It also doesn't apply outside the US (there's a whole planet out there guys) so regardless of the nuance of its construction, it isn't relevant here anyway.