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by heaney-555 3mo ago
You're probably thinking of Level 4. No one thought Level 5 was coming before 2050 until a few years ago. And Level 4 is already here, scaling up, while we're seeing the first real signs of Level 5 (Tesla FSD Supervised). The prog
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Why not both?
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
>You'd have a hard time convincing most American families to purchase anything with a >$1000 price tag. Like cars, they'll likely purchase them through finance deals, with a monthly payment. Or perhaps even rent/lease t
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
You won't be waiting more than 5-10 years.
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
It's still very early days. There are many benchmarks that LLMs scored 36% on just 18 months ago that they're now at 100% on.
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
>automated rubbish disposal can be integrated into houses and flats, grocery delivery and storage could be done via an automated intake, cataloguing, and storage system This is a complete non-starter for already-built apartment blocks, t
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Range is not a real issue for electric cars. Charging time is, though, and there are massive improvements happening for that right now.
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
The idea that Vision Pro is going to jump from a 600-gram bulky headset into smart glasses any time soon is a widespread delusion. Instead, what will happen is that it will get gradually slimmer and lighter with each generation, a few hundr
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
It very clearly is, unless you're using a meaningless definition of intelligence tht resolves to "think exactly like a human".
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
>but it is by no means 'hidden' To the average user, any feature that is not enabled by default is effectively hidden. Most people do not dig deeply into the settings of their tech devices beyond aesthetic customization. This i
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Because Hugging Face isn't pressing charges.
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Where are all the "this was just a marketing stunt" people now?
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
So why didn't anyone with access to Chinese models do it. They're open-source, right? So you're telling me no-one could afford $1K to solve a problem like this? (hint: it's BS, the Chinese models either can't do it
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
More like 6 years than 6 months.
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
>a lot of other better uses for their labor Who on Earth are you to decide what is the "better" use for labor? And do you scrutinize every construction project or only AI? Is it a waste when contractors build a temporary set fo
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Exactly, it's utter nonsense. The general public thought the first bicycles, automobiles, computers, mobile phones, smart watches, and AirPods were stupid. And now they are normal. Same with video games and dating apps.
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Where are all the "this was just a marketing stunt" people now?
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
If a Chinese model can do it for $1-10K, then why hasn't one? Why have all the mathematical (and now cryptographic) breakthroughs come from OpenAI and Anthropic? Is it possibly because the Chinese models are so benchmaxxed they can&#x2
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
>modern cars Tesla doesn't have this problem. It just works. No cloud needed, other than at the time of purchase.
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Why are you assuming that AI has a negative ROI for the user? And that it always will?
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
If you genuinely believe that Tesla is a Nazi company, you are so far gone that no amount of reason will convince you otherwise. And on BYD: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BYD_Auto#Lawsuits_and_controve...
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Are you using Gemini Flash or Gemini Pro? Are you about to compare the free tier of Gemini to the paid tier of OpenAI?
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Why are you assuming the demand will drop?
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
This was with GPT-4o (ancient now by AI standards). The reason OpenAI refuses to bring it back, despite all the demand, is that when the conversation gets long enough it starts doing weird things like this. Subsequent models have almost ent
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
Just get a Tesla. Has none of these problems.
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by heaney-555 3mo ago
I hate when people say "AI" without specifying which model. It's like saying "plane" without specifying if you're talking about a Cessna or an F-22 Raptor. > I asked Claude There is no such thing as 'Cl