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Heck, if energy density is an issue the use this initially for grid storage, home solar, etc. where a larger size isn’t a huge deal. That would increase existing lithium ion supplies for EVs.

VPNs are too complex for non-technical people. I used to work in IT for a big university. When I managed the installation of a large research cluster they insisted it be publicly accessible so that traveling professors, etc. would have easy access to it. Long story short, I found it had been compromised by an IP address in China within hours of it being on-line.

Some marketing executive earned their paycheck for the month by coming up with this…

What are they offering to buy the homes with, highly volatile shares of the AI companies stock, or millions of tokens they can use the AI with?

Unfortunately it’s not terribly easy to un-family somebody.

I know somebody who works at Flock. Any chance you have a link to that video? I’d love to see what he says about the CEO comparing Antifa to terrorists…

My understanding is the drones are meant to give firefighters eyes on an incident before they arrive on-scene. Emergency calls can be notoriously inaccurate, from giving wrong locations to not describing things clearly.

If firefighters can see what they’re responding to even 5 minutes before they get there they can start preparing in advance. Maybe they need to call in additional or different resources. Maybe the actual incident is down a different dead-end street. If the drone has an infrared camera then it also might tell them where fire hotspots are, or the location of victims, etc.