Stupid ideas know no race,sex or economical class, they can and will happen to anyone and everyone, and hopefully they will survive it, and if they don't, well, the darwin awards could always use a new participant.
From thieves that think it's a good idea to try to steal the steel beams holding the ceiling to billionaires in a tin can that think they're above the laws of physics, the game is open to everyone.
Any form of system that centralize the power too much ends up being a failure, including "free market" capitalism.
But you're not even allowed to think on it, as soon you start to design anything new, they will just toss you on the commie bucket and enforce it as "the opposite system". gotta avoid letting someone that know what a truck is (communism and socialism actually predate trucks) from creating a better, fairer system.
As long the AI thinks it is always right and never self check or correct, it's not truly "ready" for anything.
Specially when the failure mode is "as close as possible to the right answer" because it works by "the statistically more probable answer".
It's like a digital vegeta, but even worse.
Unless you find a way to change the failure mode of LLMs and such, they will never be truly useful.
failing with "as close as possible to truth" is just terrible.
Sorry, it will be a mostly boring, sometimes absolutely horrifying drone on drone on drone on drone war.
Boring while they fight, horrifying when the wall of drone A gets past the wall of drone B and find the juicy population behind it.
That reminds me of the robocop 2 scene in robocop 2, but less horrifying (for now).
One that don't get absolutely destroyed by my 20$ CRT TV in motion?
I don't think there will be a year of desktop linux, because normal people will just rename it "the deck thing", or mint, given the massive consensus i see on "more normal spaces" like youtube.
Slop coding cleanup
It's power generation that you actually own, and can't be taken away from you unless they physically come for it.
Just like creative did with aureal A3D and the john carmack shadows somehow.
Fine, we will leave your water alone
It is not manufacturing the product named AI, it is running it.
You could argue that the TSMC lines are an "ai factory", but not the AI running machines.
"Pagaram mico" as they say
Yep, it is very important to know if the logitech controller survived it or not
If you push the "extra ice" button on the soft drink vending machine, you won't get any ice. If you push the "no ice" button, you'll get ice, but no cup.
