Living AI said no to API access for AIBI. Their robot has a camera, microphone, speakers, and motors, and you can't use any of them. This is the broader problem with consumer AI hardware: you buy it, but you don't own it.
A one-line logic error that made an entire feature silently useless. The kind of bug you ship, users install, and nobody notices because nothing breaks.
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AI doesn't lie the way humans lie. It lies the way autocorrect lies: confidently, plausibly, and without any awareness that it's wrong. That's what makes it dangerous.
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After 42 years at RTL, Caroline Mart retired this weekend. What her career says about depth, speed, and knowing when to leave.