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hotaru251 Will be hilarious (in bad way) if "ai" is what pushes us back to physical platforms due to infrastructure security's inability to keep pace w/ advancement making non cloud the fall back. Reply
derekullo Add the jettisoned gym-goer back to the class! I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that. The person I removed is gone from the waitlist … forever … and I have no way to restore them. What's the problem? I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do Your health is much too important for me to allow another person to jeopardize it. You will be in next Tuesday's gym class! Reply
Bj Wuyts It won't be long before we hear the "The GM automobile API has zero authorisations checks on cancelling other people's brake function, Dave", your ex-wife won't be calling you to complain anymore. Reply
usertests hotaru251 said: Will be hilarious (in bad way) if "ai" is what pushes us back to physical platforms due to infrastructure security's inability to keep pace w/ advancement making non cloud the fall back. It will be less amusing when we need real time face and behind scans to use major platforms. Reply
Narfhead Well at least the guy was good enough to make the AI write an apology to the software company. Reply
Bruce Bogan Lol, nothing was "hacked" , the API was completely open. Reply
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