I don’t believe that you can use traditional algorithms to teach the car street driving, because there are to many different variations of intersections, traffic signs, special conditions like accidents, heavy Rain or fog, road closures or construction sites to get it right every time. Even if your autopilot is 99% correct and you drive 20000km a year, you still drive wrong 200km of it.

This doesn’t mean that AI will be better, because then you don’t even have a source code to track down where it went wrong to correct it in future updates.

Remove the user generated videos. Only title, videoads and comments allowed.

Hate someone in the office? Pour hot coffee into the container and send it to your victim.

And transparent home computer cases from companies trying to Imitate the iMac look, with colors named after fruits. I had a transparent green external hard drive…

Probably to map the room and avoid obstacles like Chairs and pets. Low res cameras are probably the cheapest option for hardware.

Fun fact: a lot of the content you see on big sites are advertorials, this means some company writes a fluff piece about how their lastest product can solve all your problems, and then pays the site to publish it. In print, you even have the option to have the ad use the same layout, fonts, colors etc. as the real content.

This means a portion of a site is not filled by content that had to be bought, but actually brings them money.

Always has been. Technically the server sees no difference in what a browser does vs what a bot does: Downloading files and submitting requests.

I’m sure the reddit TOS you agreed to during signup says otherwise…

Blocking bots is hard, because with some work they can be made to look like users, down to simulating curved mouse movements from one button to the next if you are really ambitious.

They could both live on musk’s mars colony, the first rockets are set to start as early as 2018!

Nope. You can run similar models locally that are good and fast enough for most tasks.