Game consoles never used to have those features either. 😉 That’s the trick, you need a set that supports modern console features.

HDR management being a good one. The game developers encoded HDR to make a game look a specific way, you don’t want a set that either over-rides it and does it’s own, similarly you don’t want a dumb set that doesn’t support HDR.

All that BS is more beneficial to gaming than a generic TV, especially if your focus is low lag.

It varies model to model and year to year, but in general you want a television with either a “Game” mode or “ALLM” (Auto Low Latency Mode).

So on the LG C5 model that’s popular right now:

https://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-oled65c5pua-oled-4k-tv

VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) - Yes (Up to 144Hz)
ALLM (Auto Low Latency Mode) - Yes
FreeSync™ - Yes
Game Optimizer - Yes
G-Sync Compatible (Nvidia) - Yes
HGIG Mode - Yes (disables the TV tone mapping and allows the game to control HDR - “HDR Gaming Interest Group”)
Response Time - Less than 0.1ms

Only 15%?

Worth noting that Ring has announced a partnership with Flock.

https://www.cnet.com/home/security/amazons-ring-cameras-push-deeper-into-police-and-government-surveillance/

So if you’re in the Ring ecosystem, maybe time to re-consider.

Globally?

So a 1 in 8,200 kind of thing?

Specifically, the Tilikum Crossing bridge.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tilikum_Crossing

I wish they had broke it out by AI. The article states:

“Gemini performed worst with significant issues in 76% of responses, more than double the other assistants, largely due to its poor sourcing performance.”

But I don’t see that anywhere in the linked PDF of the “full results”.

This sort of study should also be re-done from time to time to track AI version numbers.

So many problem TLDs, good luck with that!

Might as well complain about .ru and .kr while you’re at it.

I dunno, how many Jan. 6’ers got convicted by the contents of their phones? :)