measurablefunc

You can already run a sufficiently automated basic news/link aggregation site on cloudflare so I think you're right & the timelines are shorter than would be expected.

They investigated fossil fuel companies as well but it turned out they were above the law.

You don't need a full solve. It's a planning problem w/ formally specified operations for getting to a desired state. I wrote enough code in undergrad robotics class to know the problem isn't actually as difficult as people were saying but I didn't have enough AI at the time to do the transfer mapping between different actuators.

Should be doable w/ existing AIs to generate a staged sequence of operations by taking a demonstration & deriving another sequence of operations for achieving the same outcome w/ another set of actuators. I'm not a roboticist but robotic arms have specifications & those specifications are basically generalized algebraic datatypes so Astra or even Grok should be able to generate programs for manipulating most objects.

The people accountable are those hosting & writing the algorithms, e.g. Therac-25.

Why don't they just publish the results? What does an advisory group do in this case when none of the members can validate or verify any of the purported solutions?

It doesn't.

What they lose per transaction they will make up for in volume.

Ok, good to know.

Every AI company is also a surveillance company. It's the only way to get all the necessary training data. The fact that they're now also an advertising agency is incidental.

Nice project.

Good for them, next they should figure out how to prevent hacking and see how that goes.

I agree but that's the reality.

That is a very common misconception.

So are AI.

People used to complain about compilers as well.

There is nothing I can do about that. Investors & shareholders believe that AI is the future so that's where all the money is going.

There is a lot irony in using AI to generate adversarial examples for AI object segmentation.

AI is not going away so people will have to get used to it just like they will have to get used to it in software engineering. The alternative is being less productive than people who are happy to use AI to write software & do mathematical research.

No one ever specifies what exactly is happening during "recursive" improvement. More concretely, what algorithmic steps does an algorithm take to improve itself recursively? It must be an algorithm but no one is willing to say what algorithm.

Should be possible to reverse engineer it with AI.

And what would that be?

What is the (co)homology of this space?

Still don't see what that has to do with what I wrote? Texas has a pipeline of these things set up to go & the Memphis one is still out of code because of the gas turbines they're using. They're going to keep building them because the banks keep financing them regardless of the regulatory burden.

What about it? Data centers are not built in residential zones.

They need power and a lot of it. The one in Memphis built by Musk & co. currently uses 350MW & they are planning to expand it to 950MW. But these aren't even that bad because Google has data centers that use upwards of 2GW or more (Project Tembo (Wyoming)).

The banks will continue financing their construction so it doesn't matter how much people morally panic about it unless it becomes illegal to sell corporate bonds to banks they (Microsoft, Google, Oracle, etc) will continue building data centers.

This is obviously written by AI so I stopped reading at the first headline.

Joe Rogan endorses consuming mad honey according to the copy on this site: https://realmadhoney.com/products/mad-honey-us. So there is an entire supply chain from Nepal to the consumer.

Yup, and it's only going to keep getting worse.