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I suspect they're using a new naming convention because they had previous contractual obligations tied to the "pro" and "flash" naming, and by switching to a new naming schema they avoid those commitments.
I suspect they're announcing it for two reasons: to get ahead of all the leaks; and because it's earnings report day.
It's probably one of the safest places on the planet.
Many people who learned to search the Internet in early 2000s learned "boolean search queries" (terms connected with AND or OR). They're talking about the difference between boolean search queries and natural language search queries.
"Obviously the CEO was going to break the law, anyone who thought otherwise was a fool." is not grounds for voiding the legal obligations that CEO has to his shareholders.
And companies absolutely have the right to dictate terms. The idea that the DoD has the unilateral authority to do whatever it wants is literal textbook fascism. It's never been the law in the US and it should not be now.
This is a designation reserved for terrorists and the link.
To take an intuition: there are lots of problems that are easier to pose and to check than they are to solve, in mathematics.
We could move the entire population of San Francisco into full time care for very little compared to what we're spending on AI.
Also, the cost to a driver of the car is around $0.70 not including cost to the government and cost of externalities.