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Also, AI doesn't need to be "human" to be very useful. The argument of birds vs. planes comes to mind.
Yes, Apple Silicon is innovation. But is a drop in the bucket. A sense of scale is very important.
These women are unrealistic. As they get older their requirements for a man go up instead of going down. They think a man with wealth and options is going to choose them instead of a younger woman. It is pretty sad really.
Curious about the claims on that patent. Robotics is already hard enough, I'm sure it will become easier with people suing each other because "you copied my wheeled robot with an arm attached to it!".
In a conversation don't ask dumb things for the sake of giving a response.
People are committing time and energy into socializing. Respect that. And if people don't respect your time then dump them. There is nothing wrong with that.
Don't make yourself a search engine or some kind of automaton. People don't want to talk to a encyclopedia. People want to connect to another human being. They want a story that they can grasp. Something that could happen to them. Understand who they are and then establish common ground.
I feel the same with AI. Most people struggle to make ends meet. Meanwhile our brightest minds are developing AI and will hand it over to people who don't care about the rest of us. Models will be closed, data will be closed. Why? You get my point?
One would expect that bright people would know better, specially after the Manhattan project.