Exactly right. Even before technology became as ubiquitous as the internet, human civilization far evolved beyond simple individual biological entities, or even small tribes that we had in primitive societies. We’ve been slowly coevolving with our technological progeny for many
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AI Localization Challenges: Moving Beyond Current Assumptions
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all of which assume that ai can be localized. which is increasingly far from the truth.
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Government funding educational waste debate
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without government who would fund educational waste
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Shift Investment Focus to GPU Holdings Strategy
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If you are into anything, switch to holding GPUs.
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Implementing AI Safeguards: Theory Versus Practice
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Kinda true and obvious, but how exactly to implement it against “AI” is anything but obvious.
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AI Tools Generating Novel and Useful Mathematics
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OK, this is super important and super interesting. This validation from someone who’s highly experienced and skilled in advanced mathematics is extremely convincing to me. It seems that these AI tools are *really* coming up with new and useful mathematics. It’s not just
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Apple Hardware Excellence for Local AI Applications
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I agree with the latter three, but not the first two, at least not in my experience. My iPhone is still the best phone I’ve ever used. Apple desktop hardware is the best it has ever been, and the most relevant hardware for local AI and it’s not even close. Their desktops are all
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Public Funding Has Ruined Science Says Researcher
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As a scientist I am 100% convinced that public funding has ruined science.
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Homeschooling costs versus unnecessary consumer spending analysis
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I have several. All homeschooled. So I know a thing or two how expensive education REALLY is. And here is the thing: it’s really not that expensive at all! Poor people in this country spend way more money on all sorts of of stupid crap that they don’t need than I ever did out of