AI Good and Bad

I'm way past deciding if a piece of content is valid or not based on its author. Same with politics.

The truth/content stands on its own. Its either true and valid or not, I dont care if it comes from Joe Biden or Ronald Reagan


He is talking about new Apple Mac mini. Yes they have shit ton of shared RAM and is significantly cheaper than a Blackwell and consumes less power but here the thing even Open Ai has placed a huge order for it.

I think Nvidia/AMD should make AI GPU with significantly more ram than what they offer currently.
 
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Russian government has said that they will take control of private companies like Wildberries which have giant warehouses, if they don't purchase their own air defense systems.

So a datacenter costs a lot more and it makes sense that they have their own defenses. But when AGI or even a military LLM comes it will be a bad idea to give it weapons that it can control.
 
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Delusional

Or did they talk him into taxpayer subsidizing OpenAI and Anthropic?

 
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Eric Schmidt: we ( the West / US ) aren’t going to pause AI progress​


 
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Soon the various AI's will battle each other on our "behalf"

The episode is "A Taste of Armageddon", the 23rd episode of Star Trek: The Original Series Season 1, which first aired on February 23, 1967.

Key details:

  • Plot: The planets Eminiar VII and Vendikar have fought a computerized war for 500 years to preserve their infrastructure.
  • Mechanism: Computers simulate attacks and calculate casualties; designated victims voluntarily report to disintegration chambers to be executed.
  • Resolution: When the USS Enterprise is declared a casualty, Captain Kirk destroys the war computers, forcing the civilizations to engage in actual, destructive warfare.

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He is talking about new Apple Mac mini. Yes they have shit ton of shared RAM and is significantly cheaper than a Blackwell and consumes less power but here the thing even Open Ai has placed a huge order for it.

I think Nvidia/AMD should make AI GPU with significantly more ram than what they offer currently.
He says it is 'distributed computing', which is multiple devices (nodes) on shared networks. Is he talking about using everyone's PC to run bits of code?
 
Best two guesses I've read so far

1- They need more money than private sector can possible give them, so get .Gov to regulate you and "invest" in the future" using taxpayer dollars
I'm hearing more and more chatter that something like this is in play, and the reported AI escapes are just false flag psyops to get the populace demanding that the government regulate AI.
 
He says it is 'distributed computing', which is multiple devices (nodes) on shared networks. Is he talking about using everyone's PC to run bits of code?

Ah .. the old SETI at Home game ..

the amount of massive data interconnect needed for today's AI is simply too much for "At Home" distributed computing to solve problems that need fast interconnect AND bandwidth.

I DO see the possibility of distributed computing in some areas, yet personally having someone run software on MY LAN puts me into significant legal risk, and that is not an easy issue to resolve.
 
Ah .. the old SETI at Home game ..

the amount of massive data interconnect needed for today's AI is simply too much for "At Home" distributed computing to solve problems that need fast interconnect AND bandwidth.

I DO see the possibility of distributed computing in some areas, yet personally having someone run software on MY LAN puts me into significant legal risk, and that is not an easy issue to resolve.

It’s For the greater good comrade
 
Like a dog who pees on everything to mark his spot, Trump wants to rename AI, because of course thats a National Security issue

 
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Nero is off his meds

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Rut Ro

 
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See one of the many benefits of AI?

Lack of responsibility....




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