We're a little too early to know if that's the case here too. I do foresee a chance at a reality where AI is a dead end, but after it we have a ton of cheap GPU compute lying about, which we all rush to somehow convert into useful compute (by emulating CPU's or translating traditional algorithms into GPU oriented ones or whatever).

If we are talking about the one at that newspaper, it wasnt just unprofitable. The "customers" made it give away products for free. It was ordering them playstations.

As entertainment it was fun, but as a business or proof of intelligence or Turing test, it was an abject failure.

I actually live in Denmark, and we can produce solar energy just fine. My dad installed rooftop solar 10 years ago, and that thing has 90% of his electricity usage since then. It's still producing at around 85% capacity too.

That's not "true" in any demonstrable sense, but it can be a useful form of analysis. As it is with "purpose of a system"

That's clearly wrong, because if it were true we wouldn't be able to identify anything. Identifiers are only useful in so far as some external party assigns a meaning to the identifier. Two systems MUST pick a common idwntifier to discuss a person. They MUST pick an identifier to discuss a technical field. They MUST even pick an identifier to discuss a technical protocol.

Identifiers are everywhere. They'll usually be translated into something internal at the edge of a system, but I bet the PNR is too.

>We had to invent giant legal systems in order to determine who has the right to do that and who doesn't.

Excuse me? The industrial revolution was like 300 years ago. We had laws before that.

I think you're circling the concept of a "soul". It is the reason that, in non-communicative disabled people, we still see a life.

I've wanted to make an art piece. It would be a chatbox claiming to connect you to the first real intelligence, but that intelligence would be non-communicative. I'd assure you that it is the most intelligent being, that it had a soul, but that it just couldn't write back.

Intelligence and Soul is not purely measurable phenomenon. A man can do nothing but stupid things, say nothing but outright lies, and still be the most intelligent person. Intelligence is within.

Are you seriously making the argument that AI "hallucinations" are comparable and interchangeable to mistakes, omissions and lies made by humans?

You understand that calling AI errors "hallucinations" and "confabulations" is a metaphor to relate them to human language? The technical term would be "mis-prediction", which suddenly isn't something humans ever do when talking, because we don't predict words, we communicate with intent.

> Ohh my precious baby, you've been oh so smart in writing to me.

He says, before dismantling everything reported in the issue. If the depth of thinking was so great (maybe if he had ULTRATHINK'd?) You'd think he would have found an actual problem.

> We are actively working on a fix that is better than rebooting — a targeted workaround that addresses the frozen tcp_now without requiring a full system restart. Until then, schedule your reboots before the clock runs out.

It's the old Marx quote: "From each according to his ability, to each according to his need". Except you know, the opposite.

It's just very hard to get someone to purchase "Microsoft Clown" in their enterprise subscription.

Its not random that AI happens to be built by the very same people that turned internet forums into the most addictive communication technology ever.

Some people are just mean. They spend their angry little lives walking around "outraged" by any minor inconvenience. They assume every single little happenstance was designed to make them miserable.

The greatest thing about having a good education and working with other experts is that I generally don't meet this people that much, but I remember them all too well.