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The change will be slow, not sudden. Slow and devastating.

100% I found that you think you are smarter than the LLM and knowing what you want, but this is not the case. Give the LLM some leeway to come up with solution based on what you are looking to achieve- give requirements, but don't ask it to produce the solution that you would have because then the response is forced and it is lower quality.

Smart glasses featuring cameras, a control bracelet, and in-lens displays represent significant technological progress with particularly valuable applications for people with disabilities. The non screen version could be transformative for blind users, while the display equipped model offers great potential for the deaf community. However, there's a notable double standard in social acceptance: while these devices are welcomed when serving accessibility needs, they face resistance when used recreationally, reflecting society's discomfort with wearable recording technology in casual social settings.

The response he received had a correction to the code that the user did not expect.

kinda makes sense to not develop a whole other os just for Chromebook when they have all the engineering effort for Android.

Is this all real, or faked a-la gemini?

Some years before CUDA there was a lot of hype when the first GPGPU papers published in 2003 which showed significantly increasing performance using parallel computation from consumer graphics cards. At the time, it looked like competing on general purpose computation was a solid strategy: multi-core CPU from intel was still years away, showing up in 2005; starting from 2000 the rate of increase of clock speeds started slumping. We saw Intel started releasing more variants of processors, but the clock speeds weren't advancing exponentially anymore. The new battle for core supremacy was on the horizon.

I must have missed the fake stories. I just saw the ones about a school bus sized metal structure hovering over the US sent by China, endangering people below it.

Which is why there should be no moderators besides each person having an equal vote. "But then people game the system." is always the answer, which is always the root cause of the problem: on the internet, everything is completely fair until someone, inevitably, games the system.

NVIDIA/CUDA acceleration for AI/ML are the gold standard, and when there is a ton of investment money coming in (especially when way more is coming in, much faster than usual) the safe bet is to stick with the standard. Additionally, they have the backing of NVIDIA which is huge and has ton of resources poured in to this, compared to any other competitor. On a risk adjusted basis, NVIDIA is a solid choice to standardize on and stick with.