What are the analogous problems in China?

During the early years the laser was called "a solution in search of a problem". Don't try to estimate what current AIs can do by the applications that they are currently shoe-horned into.

OTOH, every speculation as to how AI will develop further is *speculative*. That explicitly includes the speculation that it will not get any better or more efficient. (And I'd call the speculation that "we've reached top AI" at least as silly as "AGI will show up tomorrow and solve all our problems".

Doesn't look like that worked.

The article/summary pertain to data collections between 2020-2024. It has nothing to do with whatever screed you're posting today.

Once you threaten a public official, as happened in this case, the Secret Service is involved. The SS is also involved in protecting foreign dignitaries when they come to this country.

Thus, with the UN session going on, they were doing what they should. They were probably (most definitely) working with the FBI and DHS, possibly even NSA, on this.

These devices, if they had the cited capabilities, were (at the very least) not FCC-compliant.

The Generative AI companies did their thing. It was overall very impressive, even if they massively overstated its usefulness. ChatGPT is a great early demo of this infantile, currently-almost-useless-but-very-promising tech! Now someone simply (heh) needs to get the compute requirements down two to four orders of magnitude.

If companies like OpenAI can (and want to) work on that, great! Or others can build on the work that's been done up to now. I don't think anyone will miss the current companies, though they might currently be employing people who likely have a leg up (thanks to their familiarity with the subject) on addressing the compute resources problem.

But whenever (if ever) it gets done, people are going to run it on their own machines, not your servers and jail. Lock-in has always been, and will always be, an adversarial force to be eliminated by progress. If that means OpenAI's long-term plans won't work out, well, too bad.

The HQ-22 and HQ-22A are both thought to be superior to what Iran has, especially against stealth aircraft and ECM. Neither are copied from Russian equipment.

They mostly seem to be military too.

But he won't have a third term as President. Too bad for him.

We've had some truly reprehensible justices on the Supreme Court. Including ones that supported eugenics. The modern court is mild-mannered in comparison.

That's probably not true. Not very many people drive engagement here. Each lost user kinda hurts.

Didn't your government bail out US manufacturing multiple times over the last decade?

Seems like the worst kind of intervention - emergency care. The Chinese government sets strategic goals to give investors confidence. Must more sensible.

Same thing in the UK. Our universities rely on foreign students to survive, and there is currently a big push by the far right to reduce their numbers. The government is trying to resist, but if it looks like they are going to lose the next election I'm sure they will sacrifice our academic sector.

You have to remember that in China and some other East Asian countries, property is something you live in or run a business from. It's not supposed to be an investment that makes money for you. In fact, its value decreases naturally over time as it ages.