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Eheran @lemmy.world
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Two Russian soldiers react nonchalantly to an FPV drone.
  • They sign contracts to fight the evil ukrainians that they have every right to destroy. That is what they believe. The same way Nazis believed they were really better people and had the right and obligation to destroy others.

  • Don't break the laws of war. Be the reason there needs to BE a law!
  • A one time use, if at all, of a substance that is also a pesticide can hardly be compared to an actual use of serious chemicals on a broad front. If that actually happened, it could very well have been a single officer finding the pesticide in a farm and letting them drop it with drones.

    It is like saying airbags do not help because once one person was killed by them. The obviously do help.

  • Baidu CEO warns AI is just an inevitable bubble — 99% of AI companies are at risk of failing when the bubble bursts
  • No, it was just suddenly completely irrelevant. The answers of the first chat bot that supposedly "beat" it are a complete joke. And yes, I just wrote exactly the same with the goal getting moved, next it has to invent relativity or it's not intelligent. Absurd.

  • Baidu CEO warns AI is just an inevitable bubble — 99% of AI companies are at risk of failing when the bubble bursts
  • So every human that does not come up with something entirely new that has never been before is not intelligent? Are people with an IQ of 80 not intelligent anymore, just bio-machines?Seriously, where do you draw the line? You keep shifting the goal to harder and harder to reach things that at this point most people would not fit anymore. When GPT5 will then also do that, what will you say? That it did not invent the car? Come up with relativistic effects?

  • Baidu CEO warns AI is just an inevitable bubble — 99% of AI companies are at risk of failing when the bubble bursts
  • What of what you say does not apply to humans? They apply patterns of behavior in response to some input. Picked up by learning them. Including people talking online. They are always biased on some way. Some will acknowledge their bias and change it if you give them context.

    GPT can literally create simulations. I have used it to do exactly that, specifically for 2D heat conducting with coupled mass transport and reaction kinetics.

  • New electrochemical water splitting method offers fast, sustainable method for hydrogen production
  • Calling hydrogen a energy source immediately makes me think this is all about greenwashing this inefficient nonsense. It's as much a energy source as batteries or lifting big blocks of concrete or pumping water onto a hilltop.

  • Terry Pratchett: Why does Dodger scratch "Kaspar" in the carriage?

    In "Dodger" by Terry Pratchett: Why does Dodger scratch "Kaspar" in the carriage of the embassy before setting everything on fire? There is no character I know with that name and if he just randomly picks a German(?) name, why should it remind anyone of him then?

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