What a stupid statement. Impressive.

That statement is as ignorant as it is arrogant. And it contributes nothing. Well done...

Transformers are an implementation optimization that comes with restrictions on the functional side, not something fundamentally new. It retains the drawbacks of the previous approaches. And it loses the universality that regular artificial neural networks have. (At least that is what the DDG artificial idiot claims.)

So, faster but even less capable than what was known before and fundamentally so. Why you expect any easy wins here is beyond me.

This is just another sad attempt at a walled garden. I play games...lots of games in a wide variety of genres. I love GOG and ITCH. I am on steam and another half dozen platforms but I rarely buy anyhting I cant download for offline cosumption. In a setup like this, you own nothing, and even mod'ing is totaly controlled by an entity well known for SUCKING.

the *ZDoom engines and modding community have given me far more game hours than ANY published game. 40oz. and the DBP folks deserve credit.

WoW. Your AI can match their AI on a task that NOONE wants done. The previous AI results were tossed because the bugs they reported were 80% typos and formatting errors that everyone else agreed were to be left for student training. Thanks AI...
What we need is for everyone's AI to code a personal OS based on a standard API, but with totally different spaghetti back ends. Then recode on a monthly basis.
#hackthat

I do not. LLM-type AI does increase and concentrate stupid. In some places that blows up. It will happen more often, clearly.

"Professionals" have done even worse things. Usually it does not become public knowledge. But it happens and not very rarely.

You have a "novel cybersecurity architecture", but at the same time "lack the coding background"? How does that work? Oh, wait, it does not.

Obviously it was hype, or rather direct lying.

Actually, it is not. It is old tech blown up. There are no easy wins to be had and believing they will come is believing in magic.

Which is very clearly not what I was implying. The really sad thing is reactions like this and people like you.

You forgot the recognized strongest of them all: Stupidity.

Is this a "My freedumbs!!!" thing?

On some (very few) production systems, it is possible to severely restrict root. I have worked in such environments. On debugging a production problem that does not happen in test, you do things like reboot with parameters and a formal exception and a separate 2FA for that. But in most environments that is not something you can realistically do and hence root remains unrestricted.

Indeed. Once you think peak stupid has been reached, something like this comes along.