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Comment Hmm (Score 1) 38

There's little interest in thinking about what's going to happen when the LLM companies decide that they have plateaued, that there's no more money to burn/spend, and a bunch of them fold—but we've perturbed education to such an extent that our students can no longer function without their AI helpers.

Er, they'll switch to local LLMs maybe? Some adjustments of course but same basic idea.

(Also, I've heard this discussed plenty; there has been plenty of interest in this ... can't speak for the universities though, lol)

Comment Kinda disappointed (Score 1) 89

I am kind of disappointed in the wake of Steamboat Willie going PD ... I had hoped to see a lot of creative use of (granted, limited canon) Mickey.

Instead we get lame horror stuff, some token game appearances, and now ... an ad for lawyers?

I'm almost tempted to conspiracy theory about false flags here, lol

Comment Re:Not just a demo fluke (Score 0) 71

""When the chef said, 'Hey, Meta, start Live AI,' it started every single Ray-Ban Meta's Live AI in the building"

So anybody can control your Meta AI by speaking to it? Isn't that kinda a huge security issue?

I know, right?

I'm just some random guy, and that's literally the first design scenario that pops into my head. For requirements, not a demo.

Comment Re:I think the lesson to be learned here. (Score 1) 55

is that unfettered capitalism does not work, it needs oversight from a Democracy. We need to check these Oligarchs who spends precious resources on bull shit. For example, Zuck, who spent Billions on VR, why did we as a Democracy allow that? We could have spent it on food, or health care.

You ... aren't serious, right?

You used some sort of left-wing gibberish generator; please tell me that you did?

Submission + - Could plastic in your food be fueling Azheimer's? (sciencedaily.com) 1

alternative_right writes: Plastic particles from everyday items like Styrofoam cups and take-out containers are finding their way into the brain, where they may trigger Alzheimer’s-like symptoms. New research shows that mice carrying the Alzheimer’s-linked APOE4 gene who consumed microplastics exhibited sex-dependent cognitive decline, mirroring the differences seen in human patients.

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