For pity's sake, try to have a sense of the possible that can encompass at least a little more than a Mark 82. Computers that kill are most of a century old by

For pity's sake, try to have a sense of the possible that can encompass at least a little more than a Mark 82. Computers that kill are most of a century old by now, and it's easy to kill in any case - if it weren't, you'd need more than gears and lenses to make World War II weapons so fearsomely good at it. A computer that tries earnestly to save a human life - I'd never heard of that before today, but now I have [1], and now you have too. If that doesn't suffice to excite your imagination at least a little bit, I'm bewildered as to what possibly could. [1] https://twitter.com/emollick/status/1629653225472131076 https://twitter.com/emollick/status/1629653225472131076