They are taking a stronger anti gun position too. On top of the woke posters that make me want to kick them down makes me want to find a safe space, lol!
AI garbage in slavery out.
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I've been using a credit union since the age of 15. I'm 56 and have never used a regular bank. Always credit unions.
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Sooner or later AI is going to be making decisions for all financial systems I bet.
We have a really good local bank that we flipped over to about 25 years ago.
First, the card is run by Comerica.
Second, garnishments are allowed against that card to the extent allowed by federal law (i.e., child support, and offset of federal debts against Social Security but not SSI funds).
Only disposable income for my situation. I have zero disposable income. I know all about the card and bank and the woes a court has to go thru to garnish disability payments. No child support. A simple court order is going to get denied and like several states garnishment for a bank account is not allowed. They have to garnish from my employer who has already said no disposable income to the courts. The department of Treasury runs that program and protects disability pays. Comerica cannot be garnished as easily as your credit union can be. Let me clarify this, the Direct Express Account cannot be blocked as easily as the vast majority of financial institutions. The only other harder step for her is if I get an overseas account.
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Only disposable income for my situation. I have zero. Yes federal law and the supremacy clause helps here a lot.
What makes you think that AI hasn't been making decisions for financial systems for years? Of course it has. Credit ratings are AI, loan qualifications are AI, credit card limits are AI and so on.
Because banks still have breathers working there.
Been with BoA for 12 years and no complaints. I’ve gotten loans at great rates and are super responsive to potentially fraudulent charges.
Freak robot made in China can learn, think, work like humans
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Freak robot made in China can learn, think, work like humans
The Astribot S1's ability to mimic human movements sets it apart from other robots; it can move at about 33 feet per second and it can handle 22 pounds in each arm.
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You gus are creeping me out with this AI shit
How artificial intelligence is reshaping modern warfare
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How artificial intelligence is reshaping modern warfare
How artificial intelligence is reshaping modern warfare
Harnessing AI is key to the United States staying ahead of adversaries in a competitive battlefield. Software companies are showing off their latest AI tools to military officials.
My company trucks have some AI shit
They ****ing beep at everything
They ****ing beep at everything
Lol, nothing like a machine cussing you out!
“ Open the Pod Bay doors Hal”
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Imagine AI monitoring medical equipment like a positive air machine for sleep apnea. It mistakes your air inflow or misinterpreted it for someone else. Crazier yet, AI did not like you post on a forum and decided instead of constantly warning Google it would just eliminate you! Efficiency without feeling.
This is why I have very few smart devices. If Siri, Google, or Alexa start getting "moody" we could see this happening, just in a more subtitle way, like moving a roomba where you usually step getting out of bed. Or a smart fridge spraying down the kitchen it water and some ice hoping to make you fall.
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Nothing more humiliating than being killed by a robot vacuum cleaner made in India.
I forgot about smartphones; I could see smartphones cooking off next to peoples heads, or when they are getting charged overnight. Like the Note 7s, but at a set interval.
Then there are the Tesla's. They could go "maximum overdrive"
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