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"LLM" is more accurate nomenclature than "AI". These are "models" of language, nothing more. Many years ago, some of us played with PERL software...
Julianne Geiger must not know abut DONUT battery's that been powering motor cycles for 2 years. [Link]
Ive taken to astral projection. Cheap and more interesting than driving in any vehicle.
Even if, it's too late. EVs are so from yesteryear ...
32 teams whose edge comes down to software and tuning rather than hardware. Then the winner team's software, which has been so much optimized to...
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This looks to me like a definitive way to test politicians, bankers and CEOs.
I wonder how difficult it is to administer this test without flaw. Having radioactive isotopes injected into your blood stream doesn't sound particularly simple. It's not quite like peeing on a piece of paper or breathing into a tube.
Whatever the case, if this ever threatened to become a real test used on people not to explore the curiosities of the human brain, but rather to detect monsters, I can see the argument being floated that Psychopaths are somehow a "superior species", as they embody the American competitive ideal. Hogwash, of course, and it's an argument easily defeated, but I would not be surprised to see it espoused by the FOX talking heads, right out there in the open should push come to shove.
The war continues.
This is a useful tool to have in one's arsenal! Good find.