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Comment Re:it's been a very bad algorithm (Score 1) 104

Has Google failed if the first hit didn't apply to your search but the second one did?

from a KPI point of view, yes obviously.

What they should be able to do is give you a confidence rating

Most of these models don't have a reliable way to extract confidence. There's a lot of false positives unfortunately. So we've all been hiding any sort of explicit confidence feedback to the user instead of giving them a random number generator.

Comment Re:Billionaire (Score 1) 66

How do you think they got to be billionaires in the first place?

What is this fascination with numbers? It is absolute possibly to become a billionaire without doing any bad things. The fact that there are no billionaires that I am aware of who have not done bad things is not an argument that all billionaires do bad things to become billionaires. In other words, it should not be assumed that being a billionaire proves that you are a bad person.

It is actually quite disturbing to me that numerous people appear to think like this. The position assumes you know what is right or wrong in every situation. The world is not that black and white. Please stop this idiocy and THINK.

Speaking of thinking... It seems to me that Taylor Swift is a billionaire. What evil thing did she do to become a billionaire? Give millions of dollars to her team as a Christmas bonus? Without getting all "Cardinal Richelieu" on her, what has she done that earns the title of "awful"?

Comment Re:Just more FUD and delusion to con the gullible (Score 1) 118

as opposed to an extremely niche use product with only novelty toy value for most people.

Niche product? AI is absolutely perfectly for a surveillance state. It can watch billions of video feeds at the same time and make judgements on a person's behavior. Society will finally be sorted.

(lol, CAPTCHA is achieve)

Comment Re:never? (Score 1) 44

ideally you'd want to print aluminum oxide but I'd take some tough glass instead.
and if you make your chips outside of the crazy design, you are then stuck having to assemble a possibly impossible jigsaw puzzle.

No, I think in the far future there would be no point in doing traditional photolithography for a low performance consume device that's sub-100 TOPS could be a lower density chip-on-glass or flexi-chip design and much thinner than your typical substrate and packaging.

This is all supposition and armchair futurism on my part. I'm offering entertainment more than a serious solution.

Comment Why are taxes always the solution (Score 1) 118

When there is an imbalance in the economy, there is always a regular call to raise taxes on one entity or another. But why? Why not pass laws that ensure that money flows properly so it can be harvested in a healthy and sustainable manner?

Instead, it is ALWAYS "hey, lets tax this money so it can be sent into a black hole of corruption and mismanagement", when the "wisdom of the masses" can be used to manage the money more efficiently.

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