Wait… you’re saying I shouldn’t put my money decisions in the hands of AI? Who knew?

Does anyone know if there’s a way to identify which of my 401k plans will be buyinh this stock once it gets added to the indexes? I would love to not have money in those index funds but don’t know how to tell.

From the page I linked.

AI policy should be shaped by people

AI is changing how we do work in California. With those changes come a host of concerns:

• Will it displace educated workers?
• Will entry-level jobs disappear?
• Will it widen the wage gap, especially for people of color?
• Can we trust AI work product?
• What about ethics and privacy?

Whether you’re experienced with AI or not, we want to know your views. It will help us inform policy that puts people first.

Here’s the link from that article that explains how to disable and remove it, since the text of the article doesn’t include it.

https://pureinfotech.com/stop-chrome-gemini-nano-download-windows-11/

What a boring dystopia we live in.

Yep. First thing I thought was, “They’re going to let ICE use this to track people down.” Hell, they could already be doing that.

This feature is completely optional and is never turned on by default.

Until Microsoft decides to turn it on without your consent or knowledge at some point.

The call is coming from inside the house!

I fucking love the disdain he shows for the lock in the second video after he opens it. The way he just chucks it into the box.

A car’s 17-digit VIN has a similar feature, for model years since 1981.

The 9th digit is the check digit, and it’s a much more complex algorithm (since the VIN can have numbers and letters.)

which they are calling the Rhisotope Project.

That’s a great pun.

Cue millions of Texans asking ChatGPT: “How can I take a shorter shower?”

Resist!

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The provider the article is taking about is VPNSecure.

Worst case scenario, one of tr***’s cronies ends up in control of Chrome.

That’s absolutely going to be the plan for anything Google is forced to sell.

There is no content on Reddit valuable enough that I would pay for access to it.

The Mount Lyell shrew, for those wondering.