billbuild

I live in the United States: My only "concern" about cars made here is that the parts are and will be exorbitantly high due to protectionism by our government and will be a lot more for a lot fewer features, efficiency and innovation and we'll have to win a class action lawsuit to even open the hoods of cars we "own" so we can repair them ourselves.

We need the government to deliver food to our doorsteps? Shouldn't the stores provide this service? If there were demand and a sustainable business model, wouldn't they? Costco delivers, to commercial customers. I imagine they are not necessarily losing money doing that, but perhaps.

10 deaths at last count. Amazing it's not 100% dead.

In this instance, AI was used to not pay more for commercially produced halloween decorations. Do you use AI to save money? Who are we to judge how others use AI to save money if we're in fact doing the exact same thing? That would be hypocritical. It's not about the money, it's about being a hypocrite.

It's anywhere someone can save money. We all use it, to save money why shouldn't others?