Hail WOPR!

They are public knowlege. What do you even mean by “using” them?

Modlogs are public

…and hardly ever written.

outperformed the latest results published by Google in October of last year by 6 orders of magnitude.

Just imagine a new car being 1 million times faster than the fastest car before…

Only when that Flight Simulator is running in an emulator inside of Doom.

First: think hard, and read much, about who you are, who do you want to be, why is life itself the most important of all things, why are all humans created equal, and should you love basically all humans?

This is the foundation. When you have found some answers, then this is going to change your life. Probably not in a day, rather during the next years.

Second: learn about empathy and how to express it. There are methods. This will change very much how you are perceived by others as a loveable person.

But do the first thing first, otherwise the second might not work and you become a bad case of cynic.

OK so you gave the levels of length.

But what about the levels of shortness?

A single-furrow plow that was built so that it had to be pulled by a horse.

We didn’t have a horse (it was about 50 years too late for that), but we did have a small tractor, and somehow hitched the thing to it. My father drove the tractor. And then I had to guide that plow with a very firm hand. We needed it to dig a drainage ditch on the already flooded plot. It was the only way to do that. Any other machines would have been too heavy on that wet ground. After a day of hard work with the feet deep in the water, it was done.

I have seen one in real life recently. A fairly new one. Cables weren’t very obvious on the outside, but they were there, for example around the shoulder joints. And very much on the additional modules.

So true. For example, I use only 3 when holding a pen.

;-)

The speed changes so many times in the video that you immediately get the impression of it being unreal.

I have seen several other humanoid robots, this one looks much too “tidy” to be true: no tubes, cables etc. and all the joints look too good to be true.

One very impossible detail in the way it moves: it plants it’s feet on the ground thoroughly and with ease. No current robot does it like that, they rather “slap” the ground with their feet, or have no feet at all.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAG_FBZJVJ8

Make it better next time, you CGI folks :-) by making it less perfect.

Spontaneously, I tell him to lick my ass, and now he knows, because an AI has no ass.

Who has verified this “placeholder”?

What do you add beyond salt and cabbage?

Bay leaves and juniper berries (hope that’s the correct translation).

How do you store it?

In the large wooden cask where it was made.

current generative AI market is

How very nice.
How’s the cocaine market?

I have known it very well for only about 40 years. How about you?

“We cannot fully explain it,” researcher Owain Evans wrote in a recent tweet.

They should accept that somebody has to find the explanation.

We can only continue using AI when their inner mechanisms are made fully understandable and traceable again.

Yes, it means that their basic architecture must be heavily refactored. The current approach of ‘build some model and let it run on training data’ is a dead end.

Violation of human rights.

Oh, wait, maybe they mean USA…

But don’t tell the Great Tricktator, or you goto jail immediately.

That’s a nice thought.