Not as odd as it seems considering that their head of AI is one of the pioneers of AI and they have been doing AI things longer than OpenAI

They mention advertising growing... sure, it is slightly better than last year but advertising didn't grow that much

The big reason they are profitable is they now have $31 million dollars more from data to train models

lol, since you seem to like extensions, I extend to you my sympathy :p

let's call this _safe_safe_for_realzies_this_time_i_swear :p

this seems more involved and I am glad some are getting the message, potentially can be a good thing

Not necessarily. These bots are there anyway. They will attack no matter what, you might as well be aware of what they are trying to do

I use a custom cms on 100+ sites and for a while I just responded with a 200 no matter what. Most of the time it would be wordpress, drupal exploit attempt, so I served it a fake wordpress login... bots would then attempt various exploits... It was very informative to see how they tried to do various injections, tried to fingerprint software, etc. I then would aggregate this into useful info and even filter from logs humans from spiders (they don't always announce themselves)

As an admin, it's good to know what is happening - whether you pay attention to it

Sweet. Does anyone know what it works out in Libraries of congress per second? :p

I don't have a problem saying they made significant contributions. My problem is when they call them godfather/ godmother of AI. Ai existed a long time before so did neural nets. A lot of people have taken AI to where it is today and it's kind of saying ai didn't exist before

I'm so disappointed, I thought the story was about balloons with AI, that would have been really cool (but probably useless)

I remember seeing a similar prediction from the UN that population would stabilize by 2050 around 10 billion

Using that number, I tried to predict future population growth around 2010
http://younelan.com/tomorrow/t...

Looks like we are right on schedule

Yes but from what I understand the technology behind it did and won the Ansari X Prize

Sure, Tons of Toys.

Also wrenches, spare parts and arguably potentially saving millions of dollars by storing generic building material as opposed to rarely used parts. Potentially life saving like in Apollo 13. No round peg for a square hole? no problem

Too bad it didn't work out for transmeta.

We have a different meta into hardware these days ðY£, very different

You may wanna brush up on your star wars, c3po was obviously a joke.

I believe he meant to say we ran progra~1 :p

Amusingly, they specifically state you can fork the project.... but do not submit pull requests :))