Companies should probably just be recording every single employee click, every keystroke, every screen now. That data is to valuable now to lose it due to legacy concerns about legal discovery or privacy.

Politicians are going to saturate short form to the camera video super fast. They all see some get a lot of traction with it and emulate it and suddenly there are 15,000 videos from statehouse members/mayors/city councilors being put out per day and no one cares anymore.

Perhaps LED drones should be on hand to signal public safety messages at any large gathering now.

Google getting rid of 'remote' onsites and actually bringing candidates into the office for interviews again is something every tech company should mirror Adverse selecting for the candidates most willing to cheat with ML is obviously bad hiring Also plane tickets are cheap!

Bad that we even need this, but I always thought it would be interesting for someone to build a building in Detroit that straddled the border with Canada to host cross country meetings/conferences with no immigration needed Like a big auditorium with a glass divider down middle

It always struck me as weird that planes do not have better (any) radio-to-text transcription in the cockpit or at least a way to replay tower transmissions for comprehension. FAA just makes everything so slow and expensive to adopt.