i typically write the way i think and that makes my sentences long and incoherent. i use ai to typically wash my text making it flow a little easier for others to read. i find it very helpful.

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I tend to write exactly as I think, which can result in long and occasionally unclear sentences. Using AI to polish my writing helps improve the flow and readability, making it easier for others to follow. I find it very helpful.

If particles "seem" to emit from empty space, they could be emitting everywhere only to be drowned by existing particles? Also could that mean that there could be a higher dimension and that we are in living in a projection?

Just ask Kodak.

Only a fool of an european would apply for such position. If it an American gets the role it will just be void.

Itâ(TM)s ridiculous to think a ciso can reassure anything. The law is the law and Microsoft must follow the law. This is the problem. It is impossible for a European country to trust American services, there is no privacy nor any confidentiality any more - no doubt we need to stop depending on all non-European services and build ourselves.

,..something else

I was building a repository of knowledge like you do in ChatGPT - adding text and prompts and iterating on it. However, once I hit 30 queries copilot said that I couldn't add anymore! After doing some research it appears that is by-design, implemented to avoid hallucinations.

If you query a text more than 30 times it will refuse to continue new questions on the topic.

This is a showstopper for me.

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AI is a godsent for medical use and I cannot wait until the tech becomes sufficiently good that it will provide us TRUE proactive health care.

Yet here we are.

Instagram executives should try to have a little bit more awareness and spend their time and effort on creating the best application experience on all devices in which they desire a presence.

nothing stopped anyone from learning to program. some of the best ones are totally self taught, also some of the even better ones have heaps of education. programming has always been a finicky specialty. i always wondered why we with open arms accept these non educated expert programmers, mostly I've struggled with the smart ass style of programming - although, given a few years of experience things will get better. I've also met terrible terrible well educated programmers who just solve problems where no problems can be found.

with AI maybe even other professions can start accepting uneducated professionals into their ranks, looking forward to my first discounted uneducated doctor appointment, or maybe I can (with AI) self diagnose.

GOOD TIMES.

Even though I have some crypto currency I am agreeing with WB. Possession of tangible assets is important. Money has no value unless there is an authority that is willing to accept it. We saw that during the pandemic, no matter how much money we threw at someone they were unwilling to trade some vital products for money because they needed it themselves.

When push comes to shove, you cannot eat money. Crypto is even worse, it requires a functioning IT infrastructure to be able to perform transactions.

*Sitting on the fence.

We are already teaching kids about religion, just add crypto to this subject et voilá

It explains a little. They could hold the money ransom. Ie. not return it or destroy it instead....

Dosent make sense

That will compromise the workplace, and might be the end of hybrid work/private devices. Police should not have this possibility to ask for private and secret information.