
William
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Alarming how bad @lyft is at fraud detection. It logged a ride from SFO to SF in 3 minutes. The driver never picked me up but claimed he did and I got charged. It should auto-flag an error. When I complained that I didn’t get picked up they sided with the driver Wtf

I think there's a chance they have an enterprise subscription to Gemini and are really paranoid about "data privacy" to the extent that they are banning staffers from using free versions of other plans predicated mostly on that. I had to put a similar policy in place (and IP ban the other models) at my company for a while bc we deal w lots of HIPAA data and we couldn't trust everyone to not just copy paste it into free chatgpt and cause a breach. now I think this gets to a second issue, which is non-tech people not understanding that AI companies aren't doing something with your data, or reading your chats and sending them to the RNC, or you can get subpoena'd, or whatever, but it is very much boomer corporate mindset to believe fully you need an absolving BAA or you're legally fucked

The laugh I just let out oh my god


"The Democratic National Committee has barred staffers from using ChatGPT and Claude."



@PippengerHarlo Yep, Waymo has average occupancy of 0.7 people, compared to personal cars 1.5 and urban transit 22.4 Every trip shifted to AV increases congestion, incentives road widening, and hurts density It is wild that some twitter urbanists have tech pilled themselves into supporting AVs














