Here is the paper. It has some really nice commentary from mathematicians at the bottom. I recommend reading (or at least skimming) it. It's not clear exactly what the AI did, since it was "human-digested, somewhat simplified, and somewhat generalized." This quote from Melanie Matchett Wood is clarifying:

What does SpaceX have to do with AI?

I'm not picky. If they get a pigeon the size of a moa, I'll be impressed, too. Roast squab.

Because it's part of their five year plan, it can't fail.

They are copying the Elon Musk strategy. "Move fast and break things." They cannot fail.

(They did manage to land a robot on the moon and have it fly back home, so it's not out of the question that they will reach their goal).

The last 1% is a bitch.

Yeah but if they actually get a viable animal like a moa, that will actually be impressive. Look how big that thing is. Somewhat different than making a slightly larger dog.

Their plan for landing seems to be 2030. They are still working on important parts (like the spacesuit, for example).

They plan to land humans on the moon by 2030, so orbiting the moon in 2027 seems like a reasonable goal for them.

Here you go.

I'm kind of OK with that. When corporations get too involved with Open Source projects, it tends to cause problems.

What do you mean? You mean you don't believe Intuit's press release saying the layoffs are about AI? HR never lies, I don't want to hear anything different.

It is like toddlers who try to turn every interaction to how much they like their legos. And the same level of maturity.

Do these haters think that Americans don't know our problems? Do they think their country is bereft of issues? Do they find their commentary useful?

As a corrolary, do they believe that the response to every subject should be US citizens making unprovoked and snide comments on issues in their country? Is it proper for me to point out ongoing racism in Europe when any topic is brought up? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/... , a place of active genocide until the mid 1990's. Roma are not allowed to swim in Bulgarian pools today! Enlightened Europeans, claiming superiority just like they did in 1930's Germany, an inclination that will come out again if given the chance. The superiority complex is the start.

No, it isn't appropriate or even displaying any intellectual ability. It is like 5th graders sneaking mommy and daddies laptop and agitating at a similar level. What it is - is exceedingly small minds that are trolling hard and poorly. And it is a very bad and destructive look, and in prior activity, quite similar to the trolling by people with severe psychosexual problems and general hatred that brought down USENET. When I first was on USENET, I could have conversations with actual experts in my field. Then the perverts and axe grinders swamped the place. The experts and even the dilettantes all left eventually. I fear the retreads might do the same to Slashdot.

It's not gravity?

That explains this.

Wow, I'm becoming famous!