So far, I’ve seen:
• A couple wholesale reuploads to YouTube (one has more than 200,000 views as of this writing)
• An AI generator trained on 1928 Mickey Mouse
• Whatever this horror game is...
writes US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, discussing lawyers who used AI and then cited non-existent cases.
Mostly, though, he seems pretty optimistic about how AI could make the courts and legal research more accessible:
I predict that human judges will be around for a while. But with equal confidence I predict that judicial work—particularly at the trial level—will be significantly affected by AI.
[www.supremecourt.gov]
Musk keeps asking creators to post their videos to X. Turns out there’s a very obvious reason why they’re not.
It’s been on sale for $250 for the last two months, and now Meta is making that sale price permanent — that means you can get two of them for the price of a single (albeit much better) Quest 3. Accessories are seeing a price cut, too.