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I'm guessing it's just more complicated than that. Training an AI model with loads of video data is how they got this far but they seem to be hitting the limits of this current process/sensors.

Just ask Twitter/X or what's left ot it.

And Futurama likes to reference many works of science fiction. Many of these cover the subject of dystopian/utopian societies where suicide is facilitated/promoted/mandated.

Futurama makes at least one direct reference to Soylent Green for one (Soylent Soda).

True but it would reduce the chances of it making stuff up entirely.

Good old "garbage in, garbage out".

Or they could feed the current model with a reputable source of medical information.

And they even designed a place for it in a museum building. Wildly optimistic.

Feedback is one thing, one online shop has the guts to ask me to do support for them. If customers have questions about a product, they "crowdsource" and send the question to the people who bought the product.

Exactly, this makes them not worth it.

My kid got a non Lego set as a gift and what a letdown that was. It's a frustrating excersise as the construction simply doesn't holds up like the real thing.

We had to give up building the damn thing.

In an "urban hell" kind of way.

Personally, I don't care how good it is, I refuse to use a Chromium-based browser and insist on supporting its only serious competitor: Firefox.