How do you think that AI will create "abundance?" Are you thinking that it will somehow magically come up with solutions to climate change, war, corruption, the wealth gap, or any of the other ills that keep the…
Not hypocritical, just foolish. The US may "expect" it, but there are so many possible leaks that it's not technically possible.
A perfect illustration of the fallacy that we can invent dangerous advanced tech but keep it for our own use only.
If you can afford a robotaxi you can afford to get a room. This is just like the mile-high club, so you can say you did it.
If we're truly in an AI race with China, and if these companies are in competition with each other, I would be surprised if we could take these statements at face value. It's just another ploy, for whatever reason.
Nonsense. I can (and do) resist a lot of things. Society in general may well be screwed, but I'll at least hold onto a bit of self-respect.
If HN has turned into a contest for the most clicks, I guess I missed the memo
Dystopian and depressing, but I see his point -- I never thought Trump could be elected president either.
And this will pressure the Fed how? If the economy grinds to a halt, nobody's going to blame them.
Don't have to read the article -- of course police work gets easier with more surveillance. Police don't believe in privacy (except for themselves). There's always a balance between freedom and security, and Flock has…
Not only very expensive, but requires subscription for proprietary consumables. Definitely a niche product.
Less time than it thinks? We ran out of time a while ago, it's already well in progress.
Ask any blue-collar worker you know whether they want a data center in their neighborhood. This smells exactly like an astro-turfing operation.
Yeah, just the title with the loaded buzzwords says it all.
That's a pretty big assumption. "Secular humanism," as far as I know, doesn't have prayers, rituals, or dogma -- it's basically "be nice to others." I think it's a term invented by Christians to lump non-believers into…
This is an attempt to sort complex, messy human behavior into neat categories. It's an interesting intellectual exercise, but the real world is more chaotic than that.
Nope. You're just trying to trick people using curiosity or FOMO or something. That's not salesmanship, that's a con.
Yeah, but until it matches kerosene in price and availability (how many coconuts per aeronautical mile?) it won't actually be an alternative
There's always a balance between modeling and real-world testing. Doesn't mean either one is exclusively the right approach.
The human mind has a strong need to fit every observation into a pattern. If we can't find a pattern, we invent one. Thus, religion, occultism, etc.
Not gonna argue with the headline, but his posts always seem to veer into conspiracy theories. I'll pay attention to this guy just as soon as he reveals his identity and credentials. Otherwise he's just another…
That a machine is stronger and faster than a human isn't new or interesting. There are much harder challenges ahead for robots.
America "wants" a lot of things that it should have realized and invested in decades ago. Short-term thinking is America's specialty.
Um, there were already "rules" but the cops ignored them. How will this be any different?
Unfortunately I've got very good hearing. Every movie theater I go into is deafening.
How do you think that AI will create "abundance?" Are you thinking that it will somehow magically come up with solutions to climate change, war, corruption, the wealth gap, or any of the other ills that keep the…
Not hypocritical, just foolish. The US may "expect" it, but there are so many possible leaks that it's not technically possible.
A perfect illustration of the fallacy that we can invent dangerous advanced tech but keep it for our own use only.
If you can afford a robotaxi you can afford to get a room. This is just like the mile-high club, so you can say you did it.
If we're truly in an AI race with China, and if these companies are in competition with each other, I would be surprised if we could take these statements at face value. It's just another ploy, for whatever reason.
Nonsense. I can (and do) resist a lot of things. Society in general may well be screwed, but I'll at least hold onto a bit of self-respect.
If HN has turned into a contest for the most clicks, I guess I missed the memo
Dystopian and depressing, but I see his point -- I never thought Trump could be elected president either.
And this will pressure the Fed how? If the economy grinds to a halt, nobody's going to blame them.
Don't have to read the article -- of course police work gets easier with more surveillance. Police don't believe in privacy (except for themselves). There's always a balance between freedom and security, and Flock has…
Not only very expensive, but requires subscription for proprietary consumables. Definitely a niche product.
Less time than it thinks? We ran out of time a while ago, it's already well in progress.
Ask any blue-collar worker you know whether they want a data center in their neighborhood. This smells exactly like an astro-turfing operation.
Yeah, just the title with the loaded buzzwords says it all.
That's a pretty big assumption. "Secular humanism," as far as I know, doesn't have prayers, rituals, or dogma -- it's basically "be nice to others." I think it's a term invented by Christians to lump non-believers into…
This is an attempt to sort complex, messy human behavior into neat categories. It's an interesting intellectual exercise, but the real world is more chaotic than that.
Nope. You're just trying to trick people using curiosity or FOMO or something. That's not salesmanship, that's a con.
Yeah, but until it matches kerosene in price and availability (how many coconuts per aeronautical mile?) it won't actually be an alternative
There's always a balance between modeling and real-world testing. Doesn't mean either one is exclusively the right approach.
The human mind has a strong need to fit every observation into a pattern. If we can't find a pattern, we invent one. Thus, religion, occultism, etc.
Not gonna argue with the headline, but his posts always seem to veer into conspiracy theories. I'll pay attention to this guy just as soon as he reveals his identity and credentials. Otherwise he's just another…
That a machine is stronger and faster than a human isn't new or interesting. There are much harder challenges ahead for robots.
America "wants" a lot of things that it should have realized and invested in decades ago. Short-term thinking is America's specialty.
Um, there were already "rules" but the cops ignored them. How will this be any different?
Unfortunately I've got very good hearing. Every movie theater I go into is deafening.