Hmmm... well if you don't even understand the concept of facts, I suppose have a great day my man.

Just conceptually, agents pull data from the web via search engines. There isn't currently a mechanism that makes one piece of information on the web trusted while another is untrusted. There's new websites popping up that put up technical information every day. It's pretty easy to imagine an agent getting code from a well optimized site that injects a backdoor in whatever the agent is building. Even before code hits any repo, the agents regularly execute stuff from the web while they figure out what to put down.

The team used advanced spectroscopy techniques to confirm the prototype’s charging behaviour, which showed it retained stored energy for six orders of magnitude longer than it took to charge. They do say "6 orders of magnitude". So a million times. No idea what the absolute numbers they're dealing with here are, but a million seconds is 11.6 days.

Certainly not this company. It's Huawei that decided to move forward with technology the US doesn't have and they disclose their new technology, thus "it's spyware". Xiaomi is more like 'the retail company of China' and thus less of an innovator, so they've decided to keep using US technology.

Key point: The bamboo-based material also offers a major cost advantage, costing only about one-quarter to one-tenth as much as aviation-grade carbon fiber. After the drone is retired, the material can naturally degrade, allowing it to effectively "come from nature and return to nature." However, no mentions of a bonding substance.

I was going to add this. Yea Google is notorious for refusing to license new browsers for usage of the DRM's they own and maintain, instead stringing them along for years at a time without ever rejecting it, so they can give the image that they aren't suppressing competition. apologize, just now noticed this is a 2 week old comment.