They already have different prices for different McDonald’s. Whether they use AI or an employee comparing spreadsheets makes little difference, except perhaps to that employee. We used to get the bundle box routinely from one mcdonalds until we realized that very same item was like $4 cheaper across town. That one is further so now we just rarely get McDonald’s.
Our youngest got us to start helping him with wobbly life and we have been completing everything with him after each new update. It took some getting used to, and a lot of four player grinding with him and his brother but he has everything complete and owns the best mansions. It’s a cute game.
You simply can’t get most people to accurately and completely express their intent. Most people will express very few necessary details. “Find me a flight” will be what you get. Not “Find me a nonstop flight from Atlanta to Anchorage on September 27th after 4pm”. People will leave out the details and you’ll have to give them buttons and autocomplete anyway. I agree with simplifying complex processes with simple decisions but expecting average people to accurately express their intent is a fool’s errand.
Now the AI does the thoughts part for you
You can always mail a check, right? Isn’t that still a thing?
Heat and humidity if the other suggestions don’t help. Walmart is the worst, and I hate stickers on my stuff, so double infuriating …
Programs moderating programs
Pretty soon they’ll have us buying consoles without a physical console.
I make things that people want, they pay me and I use the money to buy the food from people who are selling it.
The thing nobody is willing to admit is if free food and shelter for everyone becomes a thing, the population would explode. Every system in nature needs a balance. Any organism, animal, living thing, humans included, will increase in population until the limit of resources is hit. We have no natural predators so our population is limited solely by the resources we have access to. Feeding everyone would actually increase the problem of trying to feed everyone.
When Trump came to my city they shut down all the major roads (interstates, highways) for hours. The whole city was in gridlock. Nobody went anywhere that day. Helicopters were circling overhead. It was a massive headache.
Banking works just fine without apps and websites. They mail you a statement every month. You have a local branch for deposits and withdrawals. They give you a plastic card you can use to make purchases and withdraw from ATMs.
Can someone recommend a good, simple, open source TV box with a remote that can play YouTube and Plex?
I’ve been playing Pacific Drive. It’s a roguelite driving survival exploration and crafting game. There’s very little guidance, the punishment for failing is decent. You may like it.
One can buy a PS2 and a physical copy of the game aftermarket. Put some money in a fellow gamer’s pocket.
I’m still grumpy about Special Effects. Give me a real stunt driver and practical effects please! …And real actors.
I’d bet this is a move to prevent their reviews from being used to train competing AI systems.
ChatGPT and other LLMs need access to tools for things like this just like you and I do. If you ask me how many seconds have elapsed since I started typing this, I would give you a convincing estimate. I would need a Casio watch to give you an exact answer.
Looks like it went askew between 1943 and 1949
Tell that to a girl’s father.