Frame gen was stupid. This is somehow even worse. Who are Nvidia building these products, that gamers DO NOT want, for??

Considering how many errors AI makes with even very simple factual queries, anyone using them professionally is running a massive risk. I mean, I have yet to ask an AI a legal question and get even a remotely accurate response. Most of the time it's either wrong, incomplete or actually just made up.

No, their stupidity is not artificial.

AI companies should be responsible for the products they create. I hope a judge smacks Google so hard with damages that they will have to ask Gemini what day of the week it is.

So we should bring back slavery, women shouldn't vote and half the population should die of simple preventable diseases? This isn't about hating America, it's about hating a guy who is doing his very best to destroy it. If you don't see that, you need to start paying attention.

Honestly, I'd trade Sam Altman for some AI power. Not so much the rest of humanity (some exceptions apply).

Glad to see this administration has its priorities straight. /eyeroll

I don't understand this one in particular either. To me Netflix is a much better custodian than whoever has been making the business decisions around HBO/MAX/HBO MAX or whatever else they have been branded, and certainly a much better home than the now quasi-fascist Paramount conglomerate.

How is this not racketeering? Like everything else this administration does, it's plainly a shakedown.

So, AI firms are gobbling up ram to power AI-services that most consumers do not want (apart from making the occasional meme or whatever), which is at the same time hurting consumers by increasing ram pricing for everyone.
 
  So it's a double whammy. This would be like ice cream companies monopolising drinking water to make, say, pee-flavoured slushies.

Why does EVERYTHING have to have this morons name on it. And why does he speak about himself in the third person. Pathetic.

Don't use Plex.

Switched to Jellyfin, works just as well and for free. Win-win.

Lucky, maybe. But smart enough seems more likely.

The warning bit comes every so often from him and has done for many years. Doesn't mean he's wrong, though.

Even after a heart transplant, he was still heartless.