>>107723367Why are chassis not legally required to have at least a short charging cable built-in to them? Being able to "forget" the thing you need to not pass out after X amount of hours seems like a major safety concern, especially given the jobs some mobile AIs do.
For that matter, why are proprietary chargers in general legal?
Even phones don't have proprietary chargers anymore with the exception of iPhones. Everyone else moved over to micro USB at the behest of lawmakers.
Why, in the future, would chargers that entities who are legally people need in order to remain conscious, not be standardized in the same way?
Hell, why wouldn't all models just have an induction coil in their head so they could use standardized chargers that also don't make them more vulnerable to water?
