Every area (school, university, medicine, philosophy, private life) is permeated by AI—and governments are no exception. A technological epidemic that permeates all areas of life.
@kimmonismus
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Hinton warns superintelligent AI will cause massive job losses
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The godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton: „But when you get superintelligent AI, its not clear what jobs those people are going to do. So I believe that we are going to see fairly a massive loss of jobs.“ https://t.co/zNxtgtsrVX
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 11 septembre 2025The godfather of AI, Geoffrey Hinton: „But when you get superintelligent AI, its not clear what jobs those people are going to do. So I believe that we are going to see fairly a massive loss of jobs.“
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AI Developing Scientific Theories Earlier Than Expected
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It was foreseeable that AI would develop new scientific theories. On average, this development was estimated to occur in 2027. In the coming months, Google DeepMind will present “testable hypotheses for complex open-ended problems” that have been developed with its science
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Gemini 3 Leaks: Flash Model Outperforms Pro Version
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First Gemini 3 leaks are coming in: – 3.0 flash will be >2.5 pro.
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Cloud 100: AI Drives $1 Trillion Valuation Milestone
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Forbes has published its Cloud 100 Report 2025 – for the first time, the total valuation of the 100 leading private cloud companies exceeds $1 trillion. And AI is the major driver: around 42% of this total value can be attributed to companies whose core business is artificial
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ScaleAI CEO Challenges Amodei’s AI Job Loss Predictions
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ScaleAI CEO Jason Droege disagrees with Dario Amodei's view that AI will destroy numerous jobs in the coming years.
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 10 septembre 2025
It remains to be seen whose view can be empirically proven. pic.twitter.com/tw5P3giTV2ScaleAI CEO Jason Droege disagrees with Dario Amodei's view that AI will destroy numerous jobs in the coming years. It remains to be seen whose view can be empirically proven.
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Humanoid Robots Will Evolve Like Vacuum Robots Over Time
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Humanoid robots will develop in a similar way to vacuum robots. Initially, they will be a nice gadget with very limited functionality. But within a few months, or even fewer years, they will become more intelligent, be able to perform more tasks, and adapt better to their
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Benchmark Records Losing Appeal as Focus Shifts to Real-World Usage
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It's funny that hardly anyone is interested anymore when new records are set in the most important benchmarks such as HLE. It seems as if people have become so accustomed to the progress of development that they now look at real-world usage instead of benchmark values. And
