It’s interesting that the theory of Quantum Mechanics emerged just after this point and threw a wrench in the idea that the universe could be neatly explained through a universal single theory, suddenly there were more…
AI art as a whole has just become the new clipart. The fact that it’s effortless to produce just means that it has no real artistic value, and by using it all you’re signifying to people is that you’re too cheap to pay…
Most regular people use AI to get restaurant recommendations or cheat on homework. I think you massively overestimate just how many people actually care about the more advanced features of AI services.
Your average PC buyer doesn’t know what an LLM is, let alone why they should run one locally. They just want a good PC that runs Word and Excel and likely find the fact that Copilot keeps popping up in Word every time…
Which is probably why the CEO felt okay to make these comments. I would be very surprised to hear this from someone like Satya Nadella.
How many people do you think need to die before we have adequate AI safety laws?
Well, LLMs aren't human so that's not relevant.
We need food and housing. We don't need AI.
It does feel like there would be a lot more skepticism about the technology if it had appeared a decade or two ago.
Also on the more VFX side, Houdini is super powerful in the way it puts it's visual scripting system/node graph front and center - while also making it really easy to embed "actual" code in the form of VEX (or Python)…
Plus Ebay incentives sellers to upload their own photos and written descriptions of the product they're selling, rather then having generic product pages for multiple listings. If I'm buying a second hand item like an…
In a way this is the equivalent of an old-school carriage dispute but for apps. I wouldn't be surprised if we see more of this in the future. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carriage_dispute
Many statistics have shown that younger generations are less likely to drink: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-45807152 (among many other things: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/44880278) so it seams like staying sober is…
Or, perhaps, maybe you're just not the target audience and those animations are designed as visual indicators for less experienced users? Those animations are absolutely a product of well researched UX design, it's just…
If all those things are just commodities, then surely the OS, CPU, and really every single low level aspect of a computer could be considered a commodity as well? Nobody's buying a PS4 because it runs a FreeBSD derived…
You might be interested in https://www.earthcam.com/ - they host a large selection of live webcams from different locations around the world, many at a pretty decent HD resolution and frame rate. Here's a live view of…
It’s interesting that the theory of Quantum Mechanics emerged just after this point and threw a wrench in the idea that the universe could be neatly explained through a universal single theory, suddenly there were more…
AI art as a whole has just become the new clipart. The fact that it’s effortless to produce just means that it has no real artistic value, and by using it all you’re signifying to people is that you’re too cheap to pay…
Most regular people use AI to get restaurant recommendations or cheat on homework. I think you massively overestimate just how many people actually care about the more advanced features of AI services.
Your average PC buyer doesn’t know what an LLM is, let alone why they should run one locally. They just want a good PC that runs Word and Excel and likely find the fact that Copilot keeps popping up in Word every time…
Which is probably why the CEO felt okay to make these comments. I would be very surprised to hear this from someone like Satya Nadella.
How many people do you think need to die before we have adequate AI safety laws?
Well, LLMs aren't human so that's not relevant.
We need food and housing. We don't need AI.
It does feel like there would be a lot more skepticism about the technology if it had appeared a decade or two ago.
Also on the more VFX side, Houdini is super powerful in the way it puts it's visual scripting system/node graph front and center - while also making it really easy to embed "actual" code in the form of VEX (or Python)…
Plus Ebay incentives sellers to upload their own photos and written descriptions of the product they're selling, rather then having generic product pages for multiple listings. If I'm buying a second hand item like an…
In a way this is the equivalent of an old-school carriage dispute but for apps. I wouldn't be surprised if we see more of this in the future. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carriage_dispute
Many statistics have shown that younger generations are less likely to drink: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-45807152 (among many other things: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/44880278) so it seams like staying sober is…
Or, perhaps, maybe you're just not the target audience and those animations are designed as visual indicators for less experienced users? Those animations are absolutely a product of well researched UX design, it's just…
If all those things are just commodities, then surely the OS, CPU, and really every single low level aspect of a computer could be considered a commodity as well? Nobody's buying a PS4 because it runs a FreeBSD derived…
You might be interested in https://www.earthcam.com/ - they host a large selection of live webcams from different locations around the world, many at a pretty decent HD resolution and frame rate. Here's a live view of…