California May Ban Lyft And Uber From AI Price Gouging Users With Low Phone Batteries
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Y'all gotta stop buying Apple shit
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Y'all gotta stop buying Apple shit
Nowhere in the article or the original report does it say this is specific to Apple devices.
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Nowhere in the article or the original report does it say this is specific to Apple devices.
Yeah, but you can't circumvent this on iOS. It's incredibly easy to spoof information on android.
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May? That already sounds like it’s illegal.
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Did they ban AI from using commas in post subjects?
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Look, does it really matter whether they do or not? If a company is morally bankrupt enough to conduct business like this in the first place, it's a certainty they'll just find some other novel way to be flaming assholes.
If you don't want to get cheated, stop doing business with thieves and liars.
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That's just evil.
Next they're going to look into your calendar to see if you're running late.No, next they're going to reveal they've been mining your calendar data this whole time after a data breach forces them to admit it.
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The article doesn't say they do this. It says: "In theory, a service could charge you more if you're on a vacation in a foreign country, instead of your hometown, because they know you would be willing to pay more. It would be the same if your phone's battery is low and you're trying to get home."
A really bad headline, but not surprising I guess.
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they should stop at 'from' and just ban them completely
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Did they ban AI from using commas in post subjects?
Did they ban AI from using proper titling case?
The answer is no, and this may be one way in which AI should be allowed to displace humans Who Write Titles By Capitalising Every Word Even The Ones Which Should Not Be.
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May? That already sounds like it’s illegal.
Laws only apply to people who have under $10m.
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Look, does it really matter whether they do or not? If a company is morally bankrupt enough to conduct business like this in the first place, it's a certainty they'll just find some other novel way to be flaming assholes.
If you don't want to get cheated, stop doing business with thieves and liars.
Personally, I’d rather have a robust and up-to-date set of consumer protections rather than leaving everything up to ‘buyer beware’.
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Personally, I’d rather have a robust and up-to-date set of consumer protections rather than leaving everything up to ‘buyer beware’.
That would be ideal of course, but this is the US we're talking about, so it seems unlikely that you'll have them.
