OpenAI and all the other companies with "AI" in their name may want to change their names to fit the new name of "Super Intelligence".

Am actually curious if one of the franchise will make sure they have the lowest price within X miles range and post a sign saying they are the cheapest in the region.

That may give them a boost in customers, even if they earn less per customer.

Presumably if enough people are running different AI stuff, sooner or later someone else will find whatever bug you are trying to abuse.

Telcos and shareholders of Telcos may not like it if a substantial part of the population can't afford a decent phone with net connectivity.

Same for ISPs, if a substantial part of the population can't afford decent internet connected / IoT / laptops / PCs / gaming consoles / smart TVs, etc.

Evil does not always prefer chaos.

Evil also likes control, where it is the one in control.

Never heard of this distro either.

I just looked it up on distrowatch.

It's ranked around 20, depending if you check within the last week, last 6 months or last 12 months. Wonder which is the top distro used by 1P's userbase as well the number 3.

And the % for the top 3, to get an idea of whats the difference like. And does 1P sponsor the top distro which uses their software?

China is probably very happy with this development.

Good way to kneecap all your industries in one go. Pretty much every new modern microwave to your TV to your automobile have at least 1 or more chips in them.

Only things which may not have a chip are things which dont use power. Maybe your bed (assuming not one of the "smart beds"), chair, baseball bat, etc.

I got a bunch of Hikvision cameras with SD cards connected to the net to enable remote access and have stored videos for a couple of days if I need to download something. This is for some cameras facing public places.

And if you dont trust hikvision, you can always firewall it so that it can only do limited things on the internet.

Or restrict whatever(hikvision or otherwise) cameras you get to record to a local NAS without internet access. Thats what I do for cameras in more sensitive locations.

So all those paying large sums of money to preserve their heads or bodies in the hope of reviving in the future, maybe this can be a cheaper way to do it?

Especially if it can work throughout the body and not just the brain. Assume there will be some work done to see if its possible for the whole body.

Let me rephrase that.

There are many of us who know better and will take appropriate actions. Those who should know better but decide to ignore it, hey, thats not my problem.

That can just be Darwin in action.

50 million deaths when people were less prepared or know what to do.

We know better now. Stay hydrated, seek shelter when needed.

And many people have access to aircon/fans/showers, either at home, at work, at shopping malls, etc.

Summary says
"capable of hosting hundreds of researchers and facilitating international conferences and workshops" and I thought alot of international conferences, etc is moving out of the US cos of the problems of visiting US.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.scidev.net%2Fglobal%2F...

So, good luck with getting international events held within the US.

It could be the cost of the various CPUs, DSPs etc (basically anything made from a chip fab) is going up as well, and not just ram.

But then again, I understand most chips in cars tend to use older nodes, so maybe they are not affected too much. Unless it's packaging related.

Am not in the car industry, so am just speculating.

Your car has a top speed of 180km/h but you usually travel at 120 km/h, so you dont really notice the top speed.

But on the rare occasions when you need to travel faster (and the law allows), it's always good to have the extra speed.

Same for me, I got 1gbps up/down, most of the time my household is barely using 100mbps. But on occasions I want to download something large / do a bunch of data transfer, the 1gbps is always nice to have.

Other social media companies may want to limit the addictive functionalities (like the "infinite scroll") if they see Meta get hit very hard.

Maybe even hard enough to bankrupt it.