

I disagree. AI is enabling doing things that are not worth paying a human to do, yet still have value. the question is, whether the infrastructure costs can realign to hit that sweet spot.


I disagree. AI is enabling doing things that are not worth paying a human to do, yet still have value. the question is, whether the infrastructure costs can realign to hit that sweet spot.


people love the bigot biscuits.


as far as I can tell, it’s only ai generated music available on their platform.


it’s going to Nvidia, Samsung, Micron, western Digital. companies that make hardware components. those are the pickaxes in this story.


In Colorado at least, you’d get a ticket for not having physical light covers installed on any lights other than your standard headlights and (possibly, I can’t remember the details) fog lights. light bars and anything else had to be covered if you were on a public road. I know of at least one case of a person actually receiving a ticket for it. that should be a law everywhere.


that’s a trivial problem to solve. combine this with a camera for facial recognition in a public space. then you’ve got wifi signature combined with the photo/video for facial recognition. then presumably you can use the WiFi signature anywhere else, even without the camera and be able to identify people.


I suspect that both things are true. the tool does find security issues, and they wildly over hyped what it’s finding for marketing purposes.


as far as I know, a similar ban on new models of drones still stands after several months.


and boats.
the first edition of this book is what you would have been looking for: https://minix1.woodhull.com/osdi2/