Isn’t the US government the #1 shareholder of Intel now? Perhaps he forgot which company he partially nationalized

Hyphen is colloquially called a dash. I simply kept the naming convention being used in the thread

The em dash is the one associated with AI. The dash is a different symbol

Em dash: —

Dash: -

That’s about an entirely different symbol, the em dash

Em dash: —

Dash: ‐

The fact you don’t even know the difference is why it was such a hallmark of AI. It was previously used primarily in formal writing like published literature and academia

It’s actually become more common in layspeak though because of AI, but primarily because it’s automatically used when doing 2 dashes on many modern systems

Trump truly only cares about bribes

His big economic win is AI, and his primary foreign policy is beating China. Huang funneled top chips to China to the tune of billions of dollars. Literally the worst thing he could do for Trump’s goals, yet this is Trump’s response

Guess those million dollar donations did what they were supposed to

The absolute #1 priority in aviation is safety. Old, stable systems are safer. Just add new systems in parallel for new features

It’s fairly typical of aviation around the world

Old is safe, and if it’s reliable, why change it?

We just add new layers on top of the old system

For the record, whole lot of planes using floppy disks too

repeatedly denied allocating money for buying GPUs, and told the engineers to ‘just use the old ones’.

What’s the source for this story? Seems wild finance was able to make a top level strategic decision like that

It’s not legal to use them in a city. If you’re blinding someone with them, it’s not legal (at least in my US state)

Just asking for them to hit a runaway stroller they mistook for a delivery robot

That’s the same reasoning that forced pedestrians out of basically every roadway

Have we considered modern urban design is terrible for pedestrians? Humans make this same mistake with regularity. We’re only able to cross roads at specific places and times that are solely designed around cars

But no, we’ll keep blaming all the people who get hit for it, as well as all the robots. Couldn’t possibly be bad design that neither humans nor robots can consistently safely cross

There was no collision

Robot entered the crosswalk during a no walk sign, bus fully depressed brakes to avoid collision. 9 injured in the bus as a result of full brake application. Robot continued on

Have we considered how we design cities is shit for pedestrians? Humans and robots both make this mistake

A bus driver should be able to brake without risk of mass injury. They need to review rider safety to minimize injuries

It’s stupid robots are in traffic, but that could just as easily be a small child running out

There was no actual collision

The injuries were from hitting the brakes. I’ve certainly has to brake for people and animals in the roadway before, never considered it an incident. Guess it’s different because there were injuries in the bus, which I wouldn’t have expected from just braking

The bigger issue here is 9 people being injured from a bus having to slam on the brakes

Seems like there is a safety review that should happen