Most popular ad on TV is gastric relief meds and joint pain killer gels (because pills are bad, mmmkay).

I don't think it needs to be on phone per-se. It can keep chugging in cloud - plenty of people use cheaper older models.

And I suspect the growth will slow eventually making taalas interations slower.

You do not realize how much of suffering they are causing. Every day I bring kids to playground there's 1 or 2 Ukrainian family. Mother + child + grandmother usually. And it's likely to be worst year yet for them.

You wanna send condoms to Africa while there is active genocide happening in Europe? Send your money, there are plenty of ways to donate.

I don't get why are people so against cost cutting and use of AI in government services?

So much of my tax money is already wasted on bullshit. If you are in Europe - it's majority of your work, being set on fire by bureaucrats.

Let's start with fact with humans who are so poor at this job already. Even doctors routinely use chatpgt to summarize your cases. Plenty of cases where conditions misdiagnosed for years are solved by an llm.

But more importantly its what this is system is going to solve is when there is 1 dispatcher who is busy solving someone's pimples and their life story how it was fashion to wear onion on their belt at the time. Meanwhile there is someone in queue with actual emergency. Instead they can be processed, prioritized, etc.

This is not about removing people from loop, but instead helping when there is literally no people available in peak times.

What Siri is missing is more logical solutions and answers for recipes, etc (still suck even with chatgpt integration).

Maybe baking in a model that is "certified" to have some unconditioned truths + rest is pulled from external models/store could make sense. But AFAIK that doesn't exist and I'm not sure it can possibly be made. Perhaps society as a whole at least can work on an open corpus of training data, but I'm not holding my breath on this.

I've been looking for used Tesla in Eastern Europe. Battery repairs are so rare (I think I found 2). Post-crash rebuilds are basically 95% of cars sold here. 100% if car is from USA.

Yes, small teams can be more productive.

I've took a ~2x pay cut just not to sit in those unproductive meetings and grind instead.

Neutron might get first test this or next year, so literally volume launches might happen after their competitor already exited that segment lol.

You can't reasonably expect government to protect everyone from everything.