Comment no jewel (Score 1) 76
Power and energy are not the same creature. Watts do not toast bread. The article meant KW-hours ... certainly.
Comment Re:Anyone has actual info? (Score 0) 45
China systematically builds insecurity into every political relationship and any product they produce ... I suspect even a lump of Chicom-iron right off the forge has an antenna and transmitter built in. China by their own actions is unworthy of trust. So rejecting an explicit chi-com infected surveillance mechanism is a no-brainer. Yes ... as if you didn't know ... only the paranoid survive.
Comment Re:People (Score 2) 15
People should fuck oppressor nations like China in the economic azzwhole. Removing digital degrees-of-freedom is an obviously good starting point.
Comment Re:Don't take way our exploitble labor class? (Score 1) 185
Funny about that exploitation thingy. You can exploit nature, people or governance; pick any two.
Comment Re:Every time you ask chat GTP a question (Score 1) 41
Arizona is hell-on-earth, with 130-F temps common all summer. For good reasons, companies could not get workers in Antarctica ... Arizona is just the flip-side of that coin.
Comment Re:Highly choreographed easier to digitalize? (Score 1) 32
Your thinking of Japanese chefs , not martial arts. Your everyday martial artist is still a street-fighter, while you can set your Rolex by garlic squeezes.
Comment Re:Passive-aggressive layoffs through added misery (Score 1) 106
Solly Charlie. Greed like violence is "bone deep" in the human species. Noble savages never existed. Several stone-age fields of slaughter have been found while the historical drum-beat never ends, Greed may be managed/mitigated , but never eradicated.
Comment Re:Need a new name - Artificial skill? knowledge? (Score 1) 73
Well spoken. AI in all its varieties IS over-hyped. With human reasoning/creativity it's turtles all the way down. With current AI you get the top shell and nothing, but word-salad beneath it.
Comment Re:Brainpower, or Breeders? (Score 0) 52
JapChat submitters are so obvious. Nobody, but nobody really seez: "To address that ..." Feckin'A AI .
Comment Re:If I like the song... (Score 1) 137
Bad on your tasteless empathy. JapChat generated artforms of any variety are obvious to even pedestrian viewers. Kinda like the difference between mass-produced and free-range chicken. Or the difference between electrostatic and Marantz/Advent hi-fi speakers. There's a race-2-the-bottom surrounding machine and AI-generated content ... some peons may embrace it.
Comment Re:An AI without the training data .. (Score 1) 100
Meat-space learns, mechanical space copies. By definition. Unless you believe all digital tek is a mechanical-Turk and information exists only within human awareness ... kinda like Wigners friend.
Comment Re:I hope (Score 1) 31
You want to feed an illegal grifter for 50 years ? Mebby if he breaks rocks for bred and water.
Comment Re:I have little concern (Score -1, Troll) 35
The 3-letter government agencies pay M$ good money to ensure zero-day weaknesses are always present in Microsoft products. Both Chinese and Russian states are heavily subsidized to fall into that trap ( by allowing effectively free Windows variants ). Do you want your Federal tax monies to be wasted ? Same with APPLE though they talk a good line and their back-doors are more subtly hidden.
Comment Re: Let me be the first to say: (Score 1) 63
Human free will is both obvious and manifest for the observant human being. Do I hunt this or that mammoth ? Do I pasture my sheep in this field or that field ? For this many body problem, do I spherical Bessel Functions or Spherical harmonics ? W have influencing biology and sensory/mental experience ... but, also free will.
Comment Re:no child asked to be here regardless of climate (Score 1) 302
Universal truth: love is productive. It's almost the definition of love. People who love dry-flies tie dry-flies. People who love pointers(*) code arrays. When a man loves a woman they produce a child. For the BELIEVER, this man/woman production reflects the begetting of Jesus Christ from the Father.
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