I'm an Android user, and I know this is dumb.

The awesome thing about Android Auto and Apple Car Play is they are updated through an app on my phone. An app that Apple and Google can upgrade and update to keep it doing relevant stuff.

Instead, GM will replace that with software in the car that will be essentially abandonware or will charge out the wazoo for updates. F that. I'll avoid this and stick to a phone based car head unit.

> The automaker is accelerating a strategy for its EVs to be platforms for digital subscription services.

> "We do believe there are subscription revenue opportunities for us," Kummer said. GM Chief Executive Mary Barra is aiming for $20 billion to $25 billion in annual revenue from subscriptions by 2030.

This is all you need to know about this. It's all about monetizing. You want turn signals? That will be $5/month please.

Which in EU is. Unless specified by the user, non technical data collections is by default off

I’m curious, where did you go? Northern Italy is just as economically advanced as the rest of Western Europe - not to say that the South is bad, Palermo is an amazing place for example. Have you ever been to Positano?

In terms of tourism it is also the most visited country in Europe, I wonder why you had such a bad experience considering how many wonderful things Italy has to offer, from food, people, wine, architecture, history, nightlife, nature…

Court also orders "baddies" to "stop doing that".

They can have and sell my data when I get a cut of the profits

Sovereign state of Staten Island?

Well, they're each designed around very different payloads and capabilities. Very different risk profiles. With the space tourism side able to sell tickets FAR in advance due to facing little competition in the space tourism business, while the payload to orbit business is already competitive and growing more so.

The only benefit I saw in their even getting involved in orbital missions is to, if it worked and could turn a profit, help grow their experience with orbital flights in hopes of one day carrying passengers and not just satellites. Selling these costlier, but also far more enticing, excursions to future space tourists.

GM is soooo exclusive,now a days.

I'll stick to Airbus, thanks.

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And what does the DOJ do with people doing unlawful behavior these days? Test for who it is first? Kick the can down the road when it's the better sort of people doing unlawful behavior?

They study at another school you wouldn’t know them

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Why not just offer both?

Maybe work on laws discouraging that. The way modern computers work you can't oulaw database interaction, but building a Dossier is different. The World Council's Dossier Act compels open dialog between those doing it on all sides. In the US with its current nonsense portrayed as Congress, it'll be too late, already is, to fix the mess they make. Good luck into meltdown.

I think the H3 podcast had a former google employee that worked with the AI. Lots of info

Uh huh, ok well time to phase GM out of any future car choice, then

Real Reason behind the ban LOL
https://twitter.com/KaranbirSohi/status/1641846183915290625?s=20

I am not an historian but I don't think the constitution includes cop shops as the fourth branch of government.

"Following the law? Buddy, we're law enforcement, we don't do that here."

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Deepmind made all the alphago, etc models. I can't believe Google still wont let people use it, like chatalpha kind of thing. Google sits on everything, does damn little with their creations.

STAHP. This is not a real job posting.

No, tourists didn't go to orbit, they were suborbital only. A few minutes in free fall around the Karman line and then back to Terra firma.