World model is a 3d game engine, which uses neural net to compute screen pixels instead of rasterizing triangles with textures or ray-tracing.

It is different from video generators, because it also accepts control inputs (ie. keyboard, mouse).

I think a robot would want to know a little more about the world though? For instance, picking up a spatula requires less force than picking up a an anvil. So you would want to know about the mass of things.

From the article: "Squire works for US Department of Homeland Security Investigations in an elite unit ..."

`I could still tell because their profiles were sterile`

That is exactly example that parent posted about. Not every fb user is addicted to it, and has used it for long time.

They weren't new. They were oldish and had lots of posts, but no real "engagement" from others. No significant comments, and a noticeable pattern in their photos, etc etc. I could go on, but not that interesting.

Can you elaborate on this and tells us which banks?

Singularity

Clicking `Submit` is easiest step of sending email / filling taxes.

All steps before it are reversible, and reviewable.

Bigger problem is attacker tricking your agent to leak your emails / financial data that your agent has access to.

I worry we'll click "Submit" as fast as we click "I accept the terms and conditions."

Of course we would!

How in the world can you double check the AI-generated tax filing without going back and preparing your taxes by hand?

You might skim an ai-written email.

It is more complicated than that. Deepends on size of object and many other factors.

The object could be a paper bag flying in the wind, or leaves falling from the tree.

Could be! In aggregate though, Waymos have shown to be safer than human drivers, so my prior is that that holds here.