Machines don't Lear like humans yet.
Our brains are a giant electrical/chemical system that somehow creates consciousness. We might be able to create that in a computer. And the day it happens, then what will be the difference between a human and a true AI?
And it will get worse with WASM. At least now we can see the entirity of the code and even patch it if required, and WASM might make that way harder.
Strange. I find the language hideous, most likely because it resembles math, or maybe because I'm already used to the C-like syntax.
Unfortunately, no amount of talking you are able to can truly change someone's mind. That power resides with the individual alone, and many don't want to change.
It can do multithreading using worker threads, IIRC.
The problem with sandboxes is that there isn't a perfect prision. Eventually, ways will be found to break out of it, and there will be bad actors that will take advantage of such.
"Alright, who violated the Geneva Conventions in the bathroom now?"