Upvote for putting “investigation” in quotes.

I liked that show. I still remember the theme song. I remember being annoyed that the animation went to crap later in the series.

Plenty of significant AI fuck-ups have received major media coverage. Every government/organization should know about them. If they’re still stupid enough to use AI, they deserve what they get.

Absolutely. It’s not fair to blame people for honest mistakes. If I implied it was, then that was a mistake!

People’s names. I think it’s dismissive/disrespectful to mispronounce someone’s name.

If only he had waited. Bribery is legal now, right?

Pathetic

I’d love more info on the “confusing charging situation”.

Another spineless corporation. I wish I could say I was surprised.

I’m pretty cynical, especially when it comes to the Cheeto in Chief. As far as I’m concerned, this is the least damaging thing he’s done. Bribery is, quite literally, the least of the problems his presidency will create.

I’ll go with that. Maybe some of the people who think they hate Hawaiian pizza have only had mediocre ones.

What kind of bland-ass pineapple are you eating?

Pineapple on pizza isn’t bad, it just feels… disjointed. It’s like I’m happily chewing on pizza, with all the expected flavors and textures. Yum. Suddenly, there’s pineapple there for some reason. It doesn’t mesh with the other flavors. It stands out too much. Pineapple dominates instead of blending in. It’s not that I don’t like it, or that I can’t appreciate the whole “salty and sweet” combination, but there’s no balance or harmony. That’s what I’m not a fan of.

I wonder how long their corporate overlords will allow this to continue.

Curious to see what will happen when one of these dipshits is arrested for a serious crime.

Google should absolutely not be allowed to get away with this crap.

I hope she wins. BIG.

I used to have a white-collar job and now work in retail. You know what I love? 1) If there’s a problem, it’s my manager’s problem. I am entry level by choice, and have as little responsibility as possible. 2) Work stays at work. The second I clock out, I stop giving a damn about that place. 3) On the rare occasion I get a call from work, I always screen it. If some jackass didn’t show up, and I don’t feel like going in, I simply don’t call back.

I like my job. I like the people I work with. I’m pleasant and helpful to our customers. Maintaining boundaries helps keep it that way.

Fiber optic drones? There’s a cable running from the controller to the drone? Jeez.

Mark Zuckerberg’s opinions on ethics and morality are very important to me.

(I won a bet with myself. I managed to type that whole sentence without bursting into laughter.)