

Ha! The joke’s on them, when we achieve 100% idiocracy their educations will be worthless. We are way ahead of them. 🤣🤣🤣
Ha! The joke’s on them, when we achieve 100% idiocracy their educations will be worthless. We are way ahead of them. 🤣🤣🤣
Yes they have, but SMIC can still only make the equivalent of TSMC 7nm process. And SMIC is the leading chip manufacturer in China. They could of course have better design, but it needs to be more than twice as efficient to match Nvidia performance on the currently available processes.
ALL the examples apply.
So you can’t disprove an example using another example.
What else will you call an unintentional lie?
It’s a lie plain and simple, I refuse to bend over backwards to apologize for people who parrot the lies of other people, and call it “saying a falsehood.” It’s moronic and bad terminology.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/lie
3 an inaccurate or untrue statement; falsehood: When I went to school, history books were full of lies, and I won’t teach lies to kids.
it might only hold for that narrow case.
Absolutely, I am sure Huawei has amazing resources for development, and they can do a lot.
But I’m also pretty sure they can’t beat Nvidia, with a process only allowing half the transistors at lower clock.
In fact if they manage to match Nvidia even in 5 years time, when they may have better production, that too would be an astounding feat.
But there is no way they can surpass Nvidia now.
IMO parroting lies of others without critical thinking is also lies.
For instance if you print lies in an article, the article is lying. But not only the article, if the article is in a paper, the paper is also lying.
Even if the AI is merely a medium, then the medium is lying. No matter who made the lie originally.
Then we can debate afterwards the seriousness and who made up the lie, but the lie remains a lie no-matter what or who repeats it.
Outputting false information
I understand what you mean, but technically that is lying, and I sort of disagree, because I think it’s easier for people to be aware of AI lying than “Outputting false information”.
It’s lying whether you do it knowingly or not.
The difference is whether it’s intentional lying.
Lying is saying a falsehood, that can be both accidental or intentional.
The difference is in how bad we perceive it to be, but in this case, I don’t really see a purpose of that, because an AI lying makes it a bad AI no matter why it lies.
Last I heard, they expect it to be about half as powerful as what Nvidia can make.
But even that is very impressive considering the production obstacles Huawei has to overcome.
Remember the H100 is 3 years old, so Huawei isn’t catching up quite yet.
Maybe in 30 years when the patents expire.
Literally, from the article:
Marc Andreessen is predicting that at least one job is safe from the rise of AI: his own.
Or made up.
This story reeks of AI, or at the very least to be made up, and it’s from 2018, 7 years old.
In civilized countries it’s illegal to fire people in that way.
And very conveniently there is no mention of either company or country.
Why is this upvoted?
We had a campaign here several years ago, and $50 was the accepted rate most places.
I don’t think you can legally demand it anymore, but you used to be able to demand that windows was removed, and you were compensated for the price of the license.
Here in EU what made that possible was AFAIK regulation about anti competitive practices.
Problem is it’s never Microsoft that pays, it’s always the vendor or retailer.
AFAIK that ended about 10 years ago, due to some legal technicality.
When Microsoft battled Android to sell their own phones, they demanded a $35 license fee for “Microsoft Patents” on Android!.
AFAIK that was about the same as a Windows OEM license! Just about every Android phone maker folded and agreed to pay!
So IDK Microsoft can be very aggressive in their license pricing. There are also different versions of Windows, and a multi language license is AFAIK more expensive.
Still for me it would be absolutely insane to pay that much, as I would just format it anyway, and install Linux. And with Linux I can use whatever language I want!
Wow $140 USD is a lot for preinstalled windows IMO. 😱
Horrible! They sold out, but not as quick as expected.
300 kW chargers are pretty common here (Denmark), I did a search, and the fastest I can find is 400kW. But they are rare, and I don’t think many cars can utilize that yet.
I have no doubt that when cars that can handle 1MW become common, we will also get the chargers for them. But it will probably also be expensive to use.
China doesn’t have 1MW yet either, BYD has just begun building them. The fastest Tesla supercharger here is 250 kW.
Is this supposed to indicate that Meta is beating Apple to market?
Because I’ve got news for you then, neither are “first”, and it’s completely irrelevant which is first, if they can’t present a strong use case, which all previous attempts have failed at.
This sounds a lot like Google Glasses, so kind of funny how they come full circle now? 🤣