or some high person in charge decided to go all-or-nothing
I don’t see what Elon’s drug use and increasingly irratic decision-making have to to with this.
or some high person in charge decided to go all-or-nothing
I don’t see what Elon’s drug use and increasingly irratic decision-making have to to with this.
If it doesn’t continue to receive software updates/support I would almost hope it can be disabled. Like what happened with that bionic eye company recently.
If you actually need the end result to be good though, you’re gonna be waiting a while.
I agree with everything you said, but it seems in the context of AI development “a while” is like, a few years.
I don’t think he’s an incompetent moron so much as he’s made (himself) a ton of money in multiple industries by lying to manipulate stock prices confidently overestimating his products and deadlines.
Hey! It took years of hard work to develop the good will necessary to get into a position to take advantage of their data!
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Middle management only cares that it looks like you’re working (and thus their job of supervising you doing the work is necessary (apparently)), and upper management only cares that you’re making them money.
Gonna have to go the Bill and Ted route.
I’ll figure out what I need in the next 50 years and let him know there. Now the time traveler can just tell me whatever I want to have wanted to know.
I don’t think we (as developed societies) are going to take that risk for some phone batteries…
Not unless it’s profitable, at least…
I remember when they pretended to be that. The fact that the board got replaced when it tried to exert its own power proves it was a facade from the beginning. All the PR benefits of “taking safety seriously” with none of those pesky “safety vs profitability” concerns.
You mean the military with access to a massive trove of illegal surveillance (aka training data), and billions of dollars in dark money to spend, that is always on the bleeding edge of technological advancement?
That military? Yeah, they’ve definitely been in on this one for a while.
Considering last year was six days ago…I agree.
On a technical level, it’s hard to say why Meteor Lake has regressed in this test, but the CPU’s performance characteristics elsewhere imply that Intel simply might not have cared as much about IPC. Meteor Lake is primarily designed to excel in AI applications and comes with the company’s most powerful integrated graphics yet. It also features Foveros technology and multiple tiles manufactured on different processes. So while Intel doesn’t beat AMD or Apple with Meteor Lake in IPC measurements, there’s a lot more going on under the hood.
I would argue it is actually quite easy to get a hammer into a body. Precision and accuracy are the larger concerns.
I understand your frustration. It seems the two answers are “try therapy” and practice controlling your thoughts in the moment. Which can be annoying when you’ve already been doing both. I don’t have any better answers unfortunately.
At some point in the not too distant future there’s going to be a popular video game character running an AI personality that allows communication outside of the game (to pull you back into the game) and a lot of people are going to slowly realize that they accidentally got an AI boyfriend/girlfriend.
Crazy thing I’ve been noticing more and more. When I search “[thing I want to know] reddit” there are always one or two comments in the top results from reddit, usually much more recent than the others, very clearly shilling a product. Sometimes it’s an edit purely to include a product the user just thinks is really great that sends you to an affiliate link-ridden site.
Parasite SEO with AI has been a growing issue for years, this is not the first by any definition.
You listed a lot of things that were foreshadowed largely in the books. I felt that the dialogue just about immediately fell off as soon as they ran out of book. Everyone felt very much on their own “tracks” and did not veer past that starting immediately with how they dealt with Jon just…coming back at the start of the season. Characters started teleporting wherever they needed to be, and episodes started feeling a lot more like a poor combination of big budget action scenes and desperate attempts to connect those by having two characters talk at each other alone in a room.
I feel like Jaime’s failed redemption arc was missing something (maybe a couple books worth of further development and foreshadowing?) and the whole Bran debacle felt like it was really supposed to be something and they just “kind of forgot” to ever actually set it up.
I think there are some good reasons GRRM has had such trouble finishing the series and the show runners just never even noticed and steamrolled straight to the end.
I would mostly be confused based on my lack of any programming experience.