I still miss the Google Reader for RSS the most.
I had mine tuned perfectly at the time. I tried the alternatives when it was shutdown but none were equal to me. I lost interest and moved on without it.
its a different time now, not sure if I would go back if it was available.

I need this on a hat or T-shirt

AI is a tool that needs to find its 'safe use' first. Maybe its not fully ready for general masses vibe coding .
Its like inventing a the first power sawing tool and we running around seeing what things we can cut. Its make such a quick job of things but makes messy cuts on other things. The problem is this power saw tool is being sold at Home Depot, no license required, anyone can give it a try

I like your style, we can be friends.

Maybe we need industry to rename A.I. to something else to disassociate from the persona. how about: Copy Replicate Automate Paste?
Just joking...all hail A.I. overlord

"The team is already applying the technique to other materials, such as silver and iron"
you know they said it right after.

I believe the academics and philosophers will care about this question. I do.
call me boring or irrelevant, that's fine.

Thank you! Came here to say this.
Its really programmers using an AI tool and auto-complete in an editor is a tool as well.
So soon we will have to draw a line: when is AI writing code and when is it a tool? will it always be a tool? if one single prompt writes an entire bug free project, is that AI writing code 100%?

We got really excited and went on a HR spending spree, when we came back to the office we were ...like...er.... oops.
JK

I like this idea. instead of placing the screen far away and making it oversized to fill the eye, maybe have seating for 20-30 people and make a smaller wrap around screen.

I am getting real tired of the AI doom and gloom articles, even if its true could Slashdot please branch out and diversify?

I really like the idea of a diner profile following me around but one I get to edit. for example:
- I will know what I would like to drink as soon as I am seated
- we prefer quite tables over window seats
- I dont need to be asked "how is everything tasting"
- Please always provide extra napkins for our children

"but it's like telling people that calculators make mathematicians obsolete"

I have never heard this analogy applied to AI and programmers. Perfect.

Thank you! So style may be the aim not new flash.
I think I am stuck in the 80's and 90's mindset where back then "better" meant more realistic.

Old guy here...
As someone who grew up watching and playing games evolve from Wolfenstein to the Unreal engine in a ~20 year timeframe, I expected to see another 20 year jump in graphics here.
Please know I am not hating, its pretty but could someone help me understand?
Was there just so much room for improvement back in the 80's that new game engines made the increments appear bigger?
Was there a game engine Moores law that ended too?
Are engines today held back by hardware/graphics cards? instead of the 80's when it was all on the moores law CPU power? Is the engine more about how easy it is to develop with todays engines rather than how they look?