Patents filed after your rival releases a product don’t work - it’s textbook prior art.
Patents filed after your rival releases a product don’t work - it’s textbook prior art.
Heaven forbid a human have a family! Just because they are terrorists doesn’t mean they’re not people like the rest of us.
They care not during training, but during inference. They censor the outputs hoping to not get sued.
Shadowheart, I love you but we need to talk about your dice rolls.
And that reason is copyright.
I’m ready for copyright to be destroyed. We’re aggressively hamstringing human progress due to it, and I’m not even talking about AI.
Would make a cool movie, but I see no evidence of that whatsoever.
Pretty much the whole plot of Zom 100.
Good, because forced arbitration is stupid anyway. We should weaponize it against scummy corporations.
I was pleasantly surprised in the same way.
Turns out that the majority of games suck. In every genre. There are just fewer cozy games so there aren’t as many stand out hits to choose from.
Rioting never solved anything, except women’s suffrage, civil rights, the labor movement, gay marriage, and so forth.
History really emphasizes non-violent protests and ignores those pivotal points triggered by rioting.
Just stocking up on fat before WW3 so I can survive the food shortages.
Pretty impressive engineering regardless. I suspect they’ll have it figured out in no time. Reusable rockets owned by China will be a huge blow for American aerospace.
Just like ConcernedApe and Stardew, right? Redigit and Terraria?
I wouldn’t say never. A lot of these indie creators love their creation enough to not sell out.
AI is a broader term than you might realize. Historically even mundane algorithms like A* pathfinding were considered AI.
Turns out people like to constantly redefine artificial intelligence to “whatever a computer can’t quite do yet.”
Mmhmm, Paralives looks like it’s going to take the world by storm. I’ve been following their development and they’re doing really good things.
If they are saying gastrointestinal blockage is an effect of microplastics, I’m really worried about their methodology.
So what effect does this have on the health of humans and other organisms? Over the years, scientists have changed the way they measure this.
They initially used high doses of microplastics in laboratory tests. Now they use a more realistic dose that better represents what we and other creatures are actually exposed to.
And the nature of microplastics differ. For example, they contain different chemicals and interact differently with liquids or sunlight. And species of organisms, including humans, themselves vary between individuals.
This complicates scientists’ ability to conclusively link microplastics exposure with effects.
In regards to humans, progress is being made. In coming years, expect greater clarity about effects on our bodies
Okay so the title was lying? We DON’T know what microplastics do to us. We expect it to be bad but haven’t found anything conclusive.
I got one of those Firefox OS phones for work once, very cool idea but the performance just wasn’t good enough to be comfortable.