I have to imagine if there was some internal Polymarket-esque platform I’d be a rich man... (facetiously speaking) Unfortunately knowing the way the wind blows is not as much of an asset to those in charge.

This is almost certainly due to the photographic/human likenesses of actors being under an entirely separate license and royalty contract than pure IP from Disney.

Gen2 autonomy stack is completely unrelated to Gen1, and from what I hear is a completely different level of reliability.

(also - this presentation covered yet another, unrelated, gen3 autonomy stack, which shares none of the hardware or models with the existing gen2 stack, either.)

- Ten em-dashes

- "not just A, but B"

    - wasn’t just a vacuum cleaner; it was a small computer on wheels
    - they didn’t merely create a backdoor; they utilized it
    - they hadn’t merely incorporated a remote control feature. They had used it to permanently disable my device

- And an overly dramatic/promotional tone

Obviously the image is AI as well, but /shrug

Six flowery “from-to”s in one article:

>from beginners to seasoned professionals

>from seasoned backend engineers to first-time data analysts

>from GPU acceleration and distributed training to model export

>from data preprocessing with pandas and NumPy to model serving via FastAPI

>from individual learners to enterprise teams

>from frontend interfaces to backend logic

And more annoyingly, at least four “not just X, but Y”.

>it doesn’t just serve as a first step; it continues adding value

>that clarity isn’t just beginner-friendly; it also lowers maintenance costs

>the community isn’t just helpful, it’s fast-moving and inclusive

>this network doesn’t just solve problems; it also shapes the language’s evolution

And I won’t mention the em-dashes out of respect to the human em-dash-users…

This stuff is so tiring to read.