"We realised we could use the same neural pathways that rabies does. Isn't it lovely when nature saves a large corporation development money?"
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Dying of thirst because someone botched an update that was automatically pushed overnight.
Under rare circumstances, the update from last night could lead to death. Luckily, it only affected 3.14% of our users, causing only a minor dent in our revenues.
Funnily enough, 3.4% is the mortality of COVID.
Didn't notice, i just entered the first digits of π
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When my company provided neuralink with crowdstrike installed crashes and forces me to sleep so I and half the country can't work the next day
Dying of thirst because Musk never bothered to have someone update his product's TIME_T to 64-bit.
Not hearing these news stories because the owners of all media are billionaires that are in cahoots with each other.
When brain implants become compulsory for employment
You should read Feed by MT Anderson. It's a cyberpunk story where almost everyone has a computer implanted in their brain. One of the few characters who doesn't immediately fails his job interview because he couldn't get a DM from the guy sitting across his desk.
I worry we are already getting to that point with things like Android/iOS. I don't have a phone running either. My choice to do so has offended a few people or they try and argue with me but so far that is as far as it has gone.
It probably helps that I cycle rather than drive, so I don't need to worry about permission for parking. A lot of parking for a car requires an app now.
Thank you very much for the recommendation. Always looking.
Whatever ended up happening with that neuralink project? Does that guy still have one? Or did Elon get distracted and forget about his tech living in brains.
According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuralink, "85% of the device's implant threads had completely detached". They tried a project on a second patient. The U. S. Attorney General, who had been investigating Neualink was escorted out of her office.
He was pressuring his employees to go faster with testing and development, as their competitor (I believe it was Synchron) got approved for human trials way faster.
Well, "move fast and break things" isn't really a good mindset while performing animal trials, and after about 1500 deaths, many due to botched and rushed brain surgery, the research facility actually got audited for animal cruelty allegations (which happens SO rarely because the law basically allows anything when you say it's "research"). Vox article
move fast and break things
This also appears to be his dumbass approach to the federal government.
It's a great strategy, but exclusively for software engineering. Weird tech bros who want to run the world like a software company inherently don't understand that fact.
Wasn’t there a movie or show where someone stopped hearing people because of some brainchip fee he didn’t pay?
You don't even need the movies to have some dystopian implant horror. Second sigh used to produce a sight restoring implant. After some financial trouble they stopped manufacturing and support for one of their products. Leaving recipients of the implant sightless in the case the hardware breaks.
You might be thinking of upload? Digital afterlife where premium users get to experience everything normally and when you run out of money your bandwidth is limited.
Sounds like a black mirror episode… definitely different, but I always think about the Christmas episode where somebody gets blocked by society and nobody can see him again.
One of the later red dwarf episodes has this. The ship gets upgraded to m-corp, which is pay-per-everything, and subscription-based, and as registered crew lister is the only one impacted. He can only see and hear things from m-corp.
“We can save $38 million if we store timestamps as 32 bit integers” - Some MBA IN 2033, causing this problem.