It's mainly because that's where the content is these days.
If it's an LLM, isn't that how it works? What is being done to make it better?
How on earth do you filter the entire internet for what's right and wrong? An awful lot of humans can't get that right.
Because it was trained using Excel date handling?
Yep. Coming to grips with the reality that AI is already better at distinguishing fact from fiction than many people is not going to make you any more confident that humans will have a role to play in the economy of the future. It's not perfect and "horses for courses", don't use an LLM to do your taxes, but it's also not fooled by conspiracy theories.
Or are we just getting dumber?
Einstein's theory of AI relativity?
Where did you hear this? I'm not seeing it in any official reports.
Not literally last, no. But down by 50% or more. So, yeah, there will be shortages until things stabilize.
Per FT
China is STILL poor. Google says the average 2023 salary for URBAN workers was 120,000RMB HAHAHAHAHAHA Ok, if you cherry pick the highest paying jobs (IT, FINANCE) note they never pick 'blue collar' workers who might get 3000RMB working 12 hrs 6 days a week.
There are still hundreds of millions of poor people in China. But it's also worth noting that there are more middle class chinese people than there are people in the entire US.
I've only been in the cities. But it appears like the income distribution seem similar to here. I don't mean they make the same money as here, but I'm looking at apparent purchasing power. I see some poor people, and a lot of middle class people. In comparison, places like Austin, Texas, San Francisco, San Diego, and Lincoln Nebraska look like there are more poor people- I see more beggars and homeless in the USA than there.
Did you google that result? MIddle class is meaningless without defining it. I am not a China expert, but I have seen it with my own eyes and it does not match the 'reports' you find online.
You have not seen China if all you do is stay in the cities. You do know that unless you are born there, or marry, you cannot live in any city you like? You can of course buy a Hukou but if you can afford that then you are definitely NOT poor. That's one way of keeping the poor/rural folks out.
Yes, I know there are restrictions on moving, even within a city. Note that the cities are where my customers live/work. Just like in the USA, there aren't many chemists in the rural areas.
Why did you bring up tourist areas? I see them, but that's not where I spend most of my time. OTOH, I see where people have made vegetable patches- within cloverleafs near highways or untended patches of land. The first image was across from my hotel- they were growing bok choi, carrots, and other vegetables. They watered their crop by hand every morning from the canal. I also saw someone bulldoze most of their plants- I don't know if they were squatters. The people in the second image can't be very wealthy.
Not like there isn't any of that here.
Bernard Marr defined 4 categories of AI:
Whatever Discount Tire decides, hope it improves processing time. Had a nail in the tire yesterday (Friday), took almost 2 hours because they're so busy. Took over an hour just to get it into a stall to see what the problem was.
A new slide for my beginner's AI course!
I’d love to read that article.
Search for "Artificial Intelligence meets Natural Stupidity" and download from Florida Tech, it's a PDF.
Didn’t think the ACM link would work unless a member (which I am).
Yes. I've visited about 30 countries and done work in 10.
If Trump polled many Americans, they probably would have been fine letting Hollywood starve, lol.
So you’re saying that tariffs cause the domestic industry they are placed on to starve? So why tariffs on all these red-blooded American industries like auto manufacturing? I thought the promise is that they would make domestic industry great again!
Elf 5 will still cost the same. The problem is that the Chinese knock-off of Elf 5 will cost $300.
For me, all the time. There are a ton on Netflix.
The movie industry has been putting out terrible products ever since Covid happened and the writer's strike occurred. Just revamps of old movies and poorly executed sequels with the same old actors. Americans aren't really going to the movie theaters too much these days anyway.
Does it count if I've been indirectly-forced to watch Bollywood movies on flights to Dubai when every other seat has them streaming nonstop, lol.
Do Brazzers "documentaries" filmed on Brazilian beaches count as foreign movies?
I sincerely dislike Bollywood movies with one exception: "RRR"
Regularly. Some of my all time favorites are foreign.
