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Comment Re:AI continues to make things worse and worse (Score 1) 40

I think you misspelled cancer technology. It's not core tech, AI is tacked on ancillary features that always pop up trying to be intrusively helpful; like that homeless guy that comes up offering to clean your windshield with his muddy water for some money.

The difference is that AI is simply taking your money behind your back (through higher computer prices and electricity shortages).

Comment Question: is the AI memory better? (Score 1) 40

And can it be used in devices if the chip manufacturers move to support it? Surely they are selling more of it, so would it not behoove CPU makers to move to support that type of memory for the common computer?

Economies of scale could actually work for us retail buyers if we could move to a common format that works for both.

Comment How the hell.. this is a face palm. (Score 1) 50

You don't hire people that already tried to sabotage your own government... plus it looks a hell of a lot like an old operative recruitment scenario from a Novel.

Quote from the Southern Maryland News:
the twins’ family moved to Saudi Arabia in 1996 for their father’s work. They attended a private high school in Saudi Arabia before coming back to the U.S. for college

So who hired people convicted for hostility against our government AND finished education in Saudi Arabia? This is treason through incompetence.

Comment Re:Those failing engines and transmissions. (Score 1) 254

Both links just report that basically 'there might be something more' but does not offer any explanation. And even if they did, that's only TWO cases.

I would tend to believe actual reports by the recalling manufacturers as their money is on the line and they don't want to replace engines a second time.

Comment Re:vast demand for AI (Score 1) 87

70 billion is nothing compared to the investment costs. AI is driving the whole world into massive computer product price inflation and it is all debt on top of more planned debt. We now risk an energy shortage even after residential prices skyrocketed to help pay for the infrastructure stress caused by the data center build-out just for AI.

Every AI query should be billed at the actual build-out and electricity consumption price instead of hiding the enormous waste of resources within everyone's electric bill and computer build.

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