@HenryYatesWords read your article on the Gibson century collection. You mentioned the early days. I actually have Bruce Weber's Flatiron prototype he built during that time during Gibson's history.
I would rather it be June 23 (Turing's Birthday)
Turing is the father of theoretical computer science and artificial intelligence. In 1950, he published "Computing Machinery and Intelligence," introducing the imitation game (the Turing Test) and framing the fundamental question of whether machines can think. June 23, 1912, marks his birth.
It's a good day to become a @SpaceXAI stockholder. A lot of value has been added to SpaceX (X and Grok) since the IPO that's not currently reflected in the price.
I'm in!
I'm a tech guy, not an attorney. I know networks and technology. A Flock camera is like taking a high end cell phone and loading it with an AI agent that has instructions to capture everything it sees or hears.
"May we load that on your phone?" Should be the question we're asking our elected officials.
I'm well aware. Her argument also falls apart on the basis that flock data, is cellular data. It doesn't matter the form of the datapoint (phone IMEI, wifi and bluetooth mac addresses, image, or sound) only that it's attributable to the person you wish to track. The location data is tied to the sim chip in the camera that establishes the GPS location.
The most important thing anyone can do is to actually read the patents.
@RealDaveCares4u I'm planning my rebuttal for two weeks at the next meeting. 5 City Council members, and I know how to count to 3.
I have history. I don't go away. I don't complain, I take action.