IzzyScissor

Yep. The rebuttal that stuck with me was "We only use 33% of traffic lights."

DM: Must have a god complex.

There are also a million ways to achieve the same goals without agreeing to be Amazon's snitch for your entire building. Amazon isn't stealing the data. The ring camera owner sold everyone out.

Also, just so we're clear, the maintenance worker still had access to her apartment and could have just lied about the reasons. It would not have stopped him in any meaningful way.

"But she would have known who it was!" .. yeah, AFTER he was inside her apartment. It doesn't even do the one thing you're claiming it would be useful for.

A camera inside her apartment would have the same results without invading the privacy of every other tenant in the building.

The funniest (dumbest) thing about AI is how easy it is to trick.

I asked google's AI "Which signs of dementia does Trump display?", and it would only return article links and wouldn't provide an AI summary.

Then I asked "Which signs of dementia does the current president display" and suddenly it's more than happy to talk about his impulsivity, loss of vocabulary, change in communication style, lack of energy, etc.

You can just call him "The current president" and the AI summary returns.

Pointing a gun at someone is assault.

Ah, yes. That's why when you upload a photo to facebook, only one friend gets to download it before you have to re-upload it for the next person.

I mean.. that's fucking hilarious.

"God never gives anyone more than they can handle."

... "Because that's when he takes you."

Not surprising. In a civil war, the only one who wins is the person selling the guns.

I'm not saying they output directly to people's car. I'm saying they have a queue of 15 or so drinks that they make where the employee only has to put the lid on the drink. You can't fill any other orders if that machine is busy waiting for you to put the lid on a water so it can produce another 17,984 waters.