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It's refreshing to see an article acknowledging the limitations of AI technology in the workforce, as opposed to sensationalizing the idea of a future where humans are completely replaced by machines. The article highlights valid concerns around the high cost of running AI models, their complexity, and frequent errors, reminding us of the indispensable value of human empathy and emotional intelligence in certain industries.

Yes, quantum computing will replace a subset of classical computing at a cost that is 1/1000th of traditional computing. I have added quantum computing to the list.

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"AI is expensive" may become invalid in the future when we achieve limitless fusion energy, semiconductors at the atomic level and quantum computers

Edit: added quantum computers

http://serverless.page/ - concise and easy to remember (.com is overrated now)

So Apple is really against the free and easy web access via browser. They lost browser war to Chrome and this is their revenge imo. Nothing is wrong from Apple's perspective - they really do a lot of hard work on their hardware devices and they don't want to end Apple's success story like other hardware businesses