Comment Shark-skin in water (Score 1) 1
Sounds like the "for air" version of shark skin.
Sounds like the "for air" version of shark skin.
Take all the iOT devices and Android devices and Chromebooks out of the picture, and Linux ends up actually being less popular than *BSD (because of macOS).
And if you take out macOS as well, then what?
If it's not, it soon will be.
The energy density is 48.3âWh/kg.
Lithium-ion is better than 100 Wh/kg.
Imagine doubling the weight of your battery pack - or more. Probably not a problem for fixed-location batteries, but it's an issue if they are part of a moving vehicle.
Companies that haven't done so already will stop making new products that are impacted by viral licenses.
I'm waiting for a well-known human author to "learn the style" of AI well enough to craft a "good enough to win an award" AI-unassisted story that all the major AI-detectors flag as "very high probability this is written by an AI."
Of course it probably won't happen with any well-known author. Learning someone - or someTHING - else's style could be hard to un-learn. You don't want your future books being tainted by the "this smells like AI" stink.
Well, that would be a form of Justice.
Offer me a local or rented-tenant isolated clone of ChatGPT that is under my control, then we'll talk.
Oh, and my agents, be they human or computer, should only get "read" access, which means my financial institutions will need to provide a credentials that only have read access.
Bottom line:
* I don't trust AI not to try to make changes to my account, but I do trust my financial institutions to not allow a "read-only" login to make changes.
* I don't trust ChatGPT or the other big-name AI companies with my data any more than I have to. Maybe someday, when there are laws in place that have been tested in court, but until then, not so much.
That way I can guarantee that it won't be "connected."
ChatGPT, look at the proposed ArXiv submission and identify anything that looks like "AI slop."
I'm eleventy-ten percent sure someone will try this and twelvity-ten-percent sure it will actually work.
Those are two very different questions.
Once you decide that "at all" is okay, the selfishly-ideal location is "In my neighborhood" so I enjoy the tax and economic benefits, but not "in my backyard" so I don't have to deal with the drawbacks.
"Neighborhood" would be same city/county/taxing district or within reasonable commuting distance for work. "In my backyard" is close enough to be bothered by its presence.
... down his student debt.
Is that not how it's done in the US?
It varies. Each city or water-supply-company decides how to bill its customers, within limits set by law.
And what about the computer that was used to write to the floppies?
The next major ransomware victims will sue Instructure for encouraging ransomware attacks.
Brain off-line, please wait.