I manufacture machines for glasswork. I use social media to see what glassworkers are making and inform them of product availability.
I've noticed that there are less and less glassworkers and more ads and crap. It's getting very close to a waste of time.
Even worse, if I post an opinion, the responses never directly address the point I'm making. Every responder seems to pick a vaguely related topic to rant about, often hatefully.
So far, all I see is stories of productivity.
...every dirty trick in the book to secure their monopoly.
They spread fear and claim that only they can ensure safety.
They refuse to release a powerful model, claiming it's too dangerous.
They invite government restrictions.
They attack open source projects.
Classic monopolist behavior.
The old way of sending a student home to write a paper is dead.
Imagine a future where each student has an AI tutor, precisely matched to the student's talents and weaknesses.
The tutor would know exactly how the student is progressing throughout the process.
If a student was learning quickly, the tutor would present the material faster.
If the student was struggling, the tutor would focus on the problem areas.
No exams would be needed.
Don't buy them
All you need is common sense, skepticism and an understanding of how Amazon works.
Some cheap Chinese stuff sold by sellers with nonsense names is good enough.
Some is total crap.
It's easy to tell them apart.
..creative and motivated kids.
Kids find workarounds and governments are living in a fantasy world
Serious engineering tools
Publishers want to eliminate this option and only allow rentals
The word buy means ownership and the right to use as long as you want, and when you choose, resell it
and now I want them even less
Just say no to subscriptions
There was an easy way to make backups.
And no server was required to use the backups.
And the backups never expired.
In theory, they would work together to come up with clever, well thought out, workable solutions.
In practice, expect cluelessness and politically motivated policies that may help a bit but will probably just make everything worse.
Training an AI is exactly the same as training a human mind
Between baseless lawsuits and government restrictions it's hard to see how AI will reach its full potential
government approving access
...stop spreading fear and calls for government control.
If government takes control, we all lose.
He's like a function -- he returns a value, in the form of his opinion. It's up to you to cast it into a void or not. -- Phil Lapsley
