Seems that way. Next up is licensing fees for printing certain models. Basically they’d like to get as far as when Picard says “Tea, Earl Grey, hot” the replicator says “Brought to you by Lipton. Taste good, feel good. You have 49 remaining replicator credits.”
The one you hear a lot is buying physical precious metals. But keeping that stuff at home is kinda risky and renting a vault isn’t free either.
The whole thing was based on ruthless extrapolation. LLM do better with more compute, so keep throwing compute at it until you’re in free money land. The last hurrah for Silicon Valley as they’re all out if ideas now.
You voted for running the country like a business, you get businesses in your back yard.
does not understand that facebook was successful largely due to luck and timing.
That’s every successful human. It’s a known bias. The classic study was letting people play a rigged game of Monopoly. One random player gets double money among other advantages and wins of course. Afterwards the winner will always tell that it’s because of their strategy or something like that, never they just got luckily.
Actually Indians? Most likely.
Create a division of local government for supervising the police using flock and suddenly the cameras are full of bullet holes.
Until somebody creates a console that uses AI and can create a game from scratch that just looks like one of the classic games that you can save and distribute.
It’s SpaceX. Of course they’ll say all communication goes through Starlink.
But so far the only use for data centers in space is to already run processing on satellite data and space based telescopes to just send the results back to Earth instead of raw data. And in future perhaps robotics in space that need processing help.
“The studio, in cooperation with Google and after thorough research the market using the latest tools, has now started production on their lastest project. It’s been selected for its broad appeal with the audience, emotional engagement and possibility for onscreen advertisement. A24 and Google are proud to present: ‘Ow my balls!’ available on all streaming platforms.” /s
Yeah, that’s the ruthless extrapolation. It’s like plotting the air speed of planes from Wright brothers to Concorde, continue drawing the line going upward and conclude that by 2026 you’ll go from Paris to New York in five minutes. It never works like that.