This doesn't look too bad provided it has decent availability globally and reasonable pricing (no more than $700 for 16GB/512GB SKU)

Quote from: Tuxpirate on Yesterday at 23:50:50I have both PC and playstation.
I'll continue to support japanese console for a simple reason, with my play I start playing exactly when I switch on the console, without waiting for steam's hateable updates. When I want to play with my PC I have to wait a whole day of games updates, because you must run the latest version otherwise you can't Play...
Go playstation go!

Doesn't take that long to update games. Download speeds are the same, in some cases. PC wins there too though. You don't need to update the game either...that is flat out lies. Sony/PlayStation/Crunchyroll are a plague on true creative freedom.

Most importantly there's multiple store fronts including drm free games...so you can actually own a game.

hoffentlich ein wirkungsvoller Schlag gegen den Noten-Fetischismus in der westlichen Leistungsgesellschaft

I have both PC and playstation.
I'll continue to support japanese console for a simple reason, with my play I start playing exactly when I switch on the console, without waiting for steam's hateable updates. When I want to play with my PC I have to wait a whole day of games updates, because you must run the latest version otherwise you can't Play...
Go playstation go!

Yes PC is fully digital, but if sony takes away physical games, there really is not point of having a PlayStation. No used games since they'll be digital only, sony will have a complete monopoly on them so expect prices to rarely drop, and no $80 subscription to play online, which will probably increase in price soon. So yeah it doesn't make sense to have a digital only console when PC is much better.

This is by far the biggest concern about AI: the delegation of critical (if not all) thinking to a machine. The blind trusting of the AI-given answer which provides people without the capacity of arguing, distinguishing between fake and real, and find alternative/creative solutions to problems.
At the end this will enhance the social divide even further between the one who use AI as it should be: a tool to delegate redundant and tedious tasks, and the ones who are just seeking fast answers.
AI is truly great. I do believe in it. It will improve the life quality of mankind as much as the industrial revolution did. On the other hand we should keep in mind that it should be a tool to improve our thinking, not to substitute it.
Disclaimer: I am an academic, and I see how the minimum level of student at university level is lowering year by year (P.D. not only due to AI, this is a process that has been going on for years, but this is another type of problem. AI is just speeding up the mental atrophy).