All the Waymo Driver did was pull over and wait for the Support Team and the law enforcement response. It was in a commercial parking lot. It did not "deliver them to the police". It did not lock the doors. The children would have been free to exit after pulling over. The car simply refused to take them all the way to their destination.
Seeing that they were illegally drinking alcohol as underage minors, and illegally targeting innocent bystanders with missiles, what sort of acceptable reason do you need to contact Support, and thereby have law enforcement involved? I think it was a perfectly acceptable reason for the Waymo Driver to refuse service to these customers who had broken their policies.
Sorry, but your reasoning is incomplete. They could have bet millions on the negative result for each of the candidates that were listed. You aren't forced to bet on a winner, you can instead bet on everybody to lose.
I looked into ZDR, it's basically a vapid claim with little to no due diligence or auditing. I expect most providers to cave with only a minimal amount of legal pressure.
Hyperbole = strong opinions? If you're stating your 'strong opinions' as fact, then you deserve the push back. If you're stating your strong opinions as strong opinions, then fair game.
You say this but fact and opinion are very similar and not at all easy to distinguish.
For instance, if I said the grass is green vs if I said the grass looks nice vs if I said the grass is doing well and looks how it should vs if I said in my opinion the grass is healthier than its ever been.
If a model complains about hyperbole, that doesn’t mean the text is hyperbole, and this can be because of the context of the text or because of the hedging the models are wont to do
If I want to say that iOS is useless for developing Bluetooth 5 features then this is true for all practical purposes and doesn’t deserve elaboration in my text, even if Apple’s API technically exposes one or two tiny pieces.
It will scale inefficiently until efficiency breakthroughs occur, but it's really hard to predict when those breakthroughs will happen. Plan on the worst, but be ready and capable of capitalizing when it happens!
It's toxic to call out big companies fearmongering about how their AI is too smart to be accessable? And it's somehow comparable to telling newbies asking question to RTFM?
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