Comment As expected (Score 1) 77
Cryptocurrency has no legitimate uses
It's only uses are gambling, crime and fraud
Cryptocurrency has no legitimate uses
It's only uses are gambling, crime and fraud
...requires connection to a server
The cloud is a trap
Run away
...that deserve to fade away
A few will survive as art houses or bars or eateries with entertainment
A home theater is a far better way to watch stuff
My hope is that the new company will support creativity and avoid the remakes, reboots, franchises and retelling of old stories
But sadly, if I was a gambler, I wouldn't bet on it
If an exception is created that provides better treatment for people with vague, hard to define problems, everyone will claim to have these problems
Youtube videos can be educational, far better than a single teacher could ever do. They can also be a total waste of time.
AI tutors have the potential to personalize instruction far better than a large class of students of varying talent and interest.
Curious, talented students can greatly improve their learning with tech.
Lazy, unmotivated, talentless students simply use it as another way to goof off.
It's not the tech, it's how the tech is used.
...a connection to a server to operate
The cloud is a trap
Run away
I once worked in the med biz as an engineer. The founder of the company was a very well respected surgeon. He said... Most doctors are idiots. Med school selects or rejects based on memorization skills, not intelligence, inventiveness or problem solving skills. If you can't memorize vast quantities of stuff quickly and accurately, you fail.
Maybe AI tools will help fix this
There is nothing wrong with exploring immature tech, it's actually a really good thing
The problem comes when people trust it without reviewing its results
Any doctor who believes the results generated by AI without review deserves what they get
It was probably invented by the mail-clerks at Exact Sciences. They were tired of the mishaps when receiving Cologuard return-samples whose patients didn't understand the packaging instructions.
I wonder if anyone's going to revive that old hacking tool, "back orifice".
Training AI to recognize feces? Why? Never mind, I don't want to know.
Cheech and Chong could have benefitted from this technology.
If the pictures were encrypted so the company couldn't decrpyt them wtf would be the point of sending them in the first place!? Its a service, not a personal file server for poo pictures.
Thanks. Now you tell me...
If the camera is poorly aimed, it puts a whole new meaning to end.
Fortunately, this will lead to revival of nuclear energy. However, until these come online, this will lead to hardship where high electricity costs will severely impact poorest.
If one changes how electricity is billed, ie, the more one buys the more expensive it gets, that would help a lot. Particularly when those huge-demand customers would end up paying for the development of the very power plants that they require in the process.
Demand-surge pricing is already common in many places. I see no reason why it shouldn't be applied to industry.
I want AI tools that help me find the videos I'm interested in, whether or not they are popular or monetized
16.5 feet in the Twilight Zone = 1 Rod Serling