We already don’t have integrity and accuracy from most news sources.

No, there are separate buttons around the wheels.

As a different owner, pressing the accelerator while in FSD does not disengage. Keeping it pressed shows a warning that the car will not brake while you are overriding it. Holding it for a longer period (maybe 20s?) will start some warning feedback that will result in FSD disengaging after several more seconds. It also disengages if you exceed a set limit, which I think is 85, but I don’t hit that situation often.

Different models and years behave differently. Cars with no stalks use the right wheel.

One has to wonder what the ROI is on having AI bots astroturfing about AI, especially when the output is this clearly artificial.

Smiths got all the tang.

That sounds great except human parts like shoes and food don’t last forever, so new ones have to keep getting made, which is still ongoing pollution in a different form. If you really want to reduce pollution, astral project.

The Gimp of Theseus is a totally different experiment. ಠ⁠ ͜⁠ʖ⁠ ⁠ಠ

How else can the Adeptus Mechanicus enable us to serve the Imperium of Man for all eternity?

Dude. TIFF of Theseus.

Or 'Shop of Theseus, for a more layered joke.

And the toddler was immediately enlightened.

Technically, it’s a single point of failure for you, instead of a single point of failure for thousands of people.

A bank vault is a known target, a home safe is barely going to be visible.

Those aren’t solid arguments either. The state of the law doesn’t dictate reality, nor does your perspective or feeling about something. Ideally, the law and our perspectives follow reality, but that’s asking a lot these days.

I agree LLM-style AI doesn’t have intelligence or sentience, but we don’t have good tests for either. We’re beyond the limits of the Turing test and don’t know how to replace it yet.