That was devastating.
He had been so proud of what they had created and then just crushed.
That was devastating.
He had been so proud of what they had created and then just crushed.
For side boob? The busty tree didn't get hidden behind a spoiler tag, but I'll hide the busty mouse.
Ok, hear me out... A calendar where Gadget is the pinup girl
Caution, side boob ahead
Ah, cool... a handheld gaming system tied to a closed ecosystem that costs about the same as a SteamDeck. Sure Nintendo, start that war.
Dems were hoping that it would be a close election... there was no real expectation that they would win.
I never said that it was a new thing, what I'm saying is that the introduction of AI in the classroom is the perfect way to bring critical thinking back to the classroom. That's one thing that AI is good at... getting people to realize that something they've just been told might not be 100% true.
Wasn't that with the old administration?
We have a safe at work where we keep backups and 'legal hold' stuff. We hardly ever need to get into it. The first audit we had after I started and the guy who had been running things walks up to the safe and just opens it... without entering the code. The auditor looks at me, and I look at my employee and ask him if the safe is broken, and he said "No, I put the code in earlier so it would be easier to open for the audit."
Needless to say, we got dinged on that part of the audit.
It is impacting their critical thinking because the teachers aren't teaching the kids how to use AI!
My kids came home talking about an interview she did with one of her heroes. She knew all kinds of facts, including what type of dogs her hero has. I had to explain to my 8 year old that an AI doesn't know very much, but it will never tell you that it doesn't know something.
I don't mind that my kid's school uses AI for learning, but I am pissed at how they are using it the exact wrong way. It should go side by side with learning critical thinking.
Yeah... and, in my experience, these laws have zero impact on people's driving habits. Every day I see MANY people on my commute with their phones in their hands, and usually it's easy to tell who is using their phone because their driving is erratic. However, no one ever gets pulled over for it.