Did you look at the article you are commenting on before saying this?

The amount of needed light is the goal. Efficiency is then the amount of electricity needed to reach the goal. If you overshoot light output that's wasted energy.

Yes, it does:
set_motion(direction="left",steering_percent=50, speed_mps=1.0, duration_s=10,reason="Cone gap opens to the left; ease in.")

How else did you think an LLM would be able to control it?

Of the solution overall, not the individual device.

I think the last thing you want is something that has to generate long strings of text to turn or brake suddenly.

If they're both brighter and more efficient it could still be using similar amounts of electricity.

A 50/50 revenue split isn't typical for big studios. I think they usually are more like 80/20 for the first weekend. Ketchup is too small to negotiate better than 50/50. I think the only reason they got it that high is by keeping it flat and by theaters knowing it was produced by WB.

But WB definitely wouldn't have done as good marketing it as the word of mouth and news reporting on this rare case. They would have spent more on marketing and possibly still had a smaller audience.

That's going to be the big use case for AI very soon if it isn't already. Companies have been gathering massive amounts of information on people for decades to package and resell. But AI actually makes it easier to sift through that massive amount of data and make use of it.

This is probably less than 1 year of whatever tax incentive they already got offered.

Technically it's compensation for a loss. But it's such a small amount while having an immediate impact it works more like a bribe. But since they could actually lose money long-term by taking it, it's only a bribe because people are shortsighted and see it that way.

Water consumption is why you choose a place like this. They get a lot of rain.

Geographic distribution is helpful for uptime, but we just need to stop building so many datacenters in deserts and california.

Fun fact, the Amazon rainforest depends on phosphorus from Saharan dust blown across the Atlantic. And with a severe El Nino like this year, next year will likely be a very dusty year.

Lately, I've been ending up with bananas that don't fully yellow. Going brown while still having a lot of green skin.

If you buy a standard container of mixed nuts, the few hazelnuts (filberts) are the only nuts in the container.

I think the main reason store tomatoes is bad is refrigeration. A cut ripe tomato that tastes perfect won't taste nearly as good the next day after refrigerating. And I don't think it's the time passing.